Cerebri anatome : cui accessit nervorum descriptio et usus
Cerebri anatome is a 1664 anatomical treatise on the brain and nerves by the English physician Thomas Willis, printed in London by James Flesher for medical readers and students. Its pictures are precise copper-engraved dissections of the brain and cerebellum seen from below and in section, with lettered keys and fine hatched shading a designer could draw on for line-based scientific diagrams.
