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E 10.27 work_shelfmark_or_accession_number E 10.27 Shelfmark false
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Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh holding_institution Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh Holding Institution false
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603 catalogue_number 603 Catalogue Number false
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Quid Sit Arteria, Quaeque ipsius substantia et usus. Caput II. work_title Quid Sit Arteria, Quaeque ipsius substantia et usus. Caput II. Title false
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The naure of an artery , its definition and purpose, Chapter 2. work_alternate_title_2 The naure of an artery , its definition and purpose, Chapter 2. Translated Title false
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Franceschi, Francesco dei (active 1558-1599) work_creator_details Franceschi, Francesco dei (active 1558-1599) Creator false
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Vesalius, Andreas (b.1514, d.1564) work_creator_details Vesalius, Andreas (b.1514, d.1564) Creator false
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Criegher, Johann (active 1566-1584) work_creator_details Criegher, Johann (active 1566-1584) Creator false
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1568 work_display_date 1568 Date false
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This figure shows a portion of the aorta as it emerges form the heart. The numeral 1,2,3 indicate the cusps of the opened aortica valve. It is ultimately derived from page 359 of Vesalius 1543. work_description This figure shows a portion of the aorta as it emerges form the heart. The numeral 1,2,3 indicate the cusps of the opened aortica valve. It is ultimately derived from page 359 of Vesalius 1543. Description false
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29.9 x 21cm (11 3/4 x 8 1/4") work_display_measurement 29.9 x 21cm (11 3/4 x 8 1/4") Measurement false
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Anatomy work_subject_class Anatomy Subject Category false
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Circulation work_subject_class Circulation Subject Category false
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Human Body work_subject_class Human Body Subject Category false
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Bird 2347; Cushing VI.A.-4, reference Bird 2347; Cushing VI.A.-4, Reference false
Related Work Title:
De humani corporis fabrica, libri septem. Cum Indice rerum & uerborum memorabilium locupletissimo work_source De humani corporis fabrica, libri septem. Cum Indice rerum & uerborum memorabilium locupletissimo Related Work Title false
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page 276 work_source_page_no page 276 Related Work Page No false
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Vesalius, Andreas work_source_creator Vesalius, Andreas Related Work Creator false
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Image © 2005 Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh work_rights_statement Image © 2005 Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh Rights Statement false
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Quid Sit Arteria, Quaeque ipsius substantia et usus. Caput II. repro_title Quid Sit Arteria, Quaeque ipsius substantia et usus. Caput II. Repro Title false
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© Edinburgh University Library repro_rights_statement © Edinburgh University Library Repro Rights Statement false
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