Onomasticon zoicon, plerorumque animalium differentias & nomina propria pluribus linguis exponens : cui accedunt Mantissa anatomica, et quaedam De variis fossilium generibus
Onomasticon Zoicon is a 1668 London natural history work by physician Walter Charleton, a Latin glossary of animal names in several languages with an appended anatomical supplement, printed for a scholarly readership. Its plates are small engraved anatomical and zoological diagrams, including a dissected fish and a pear-shaped vessel with tubes, showing how fine line hatching and labelled letters build up form, a useful model for technical schematic illustration.
