The attendance of surgeons at the Public Anatomies was compulsory.
As the anatomies were a public show, we may feel sure that Pepys attended one, and, as usual, he gives a perfectly straightforward account of the proceedings.
The attendance at the Private Anatomies was by invitation.
Tübingen, public anatomies at, in the fifteenth century, 79, 81 n.
Lerida, public anatomies at, in the fourteenth century, 79.
Prague, public anatomies at, in the fifteenth century, 79.
Padua, public anatomies at, in the fifteenth century, 79, 81 n.
Paris, public anatomies at, in the fifteenth century.
Apart from teaching institutions, however, public anatomieswere held in Strasburg and in Venice.
Private anatomies began to have special importance only toward the end of the pre-Vesalian period (this would be about the end of the fifteenth and the first quarter of the sixteenth century).
And this natural drawing, which exists sometimes irrespective of anatomies and proportions, is always Utamaro's.
Are the proportions of the figure correctly measured, and are the anatomies well understood?
The shoulders are there, that we are told, but the anatomies are wanting, and the body is without its natural thickness.
Grimacing dumbly in their stiffened attitudes of fear, these thin anatomies implore with clenched uplifted hands, the death that shall save them from the misery of their life.
From time to time the heap of rags and withered anatomies heaved slowly, and the little spectre of a child crawled out, imploring food.
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