Corporis hvmani disqvisitio anatomica; in qva sangvinis circvlationem in quavis corporis particula plurimis typis novis / ac ænygmatum medicorum succincta dilucidatione ornatam prosequutus est Nathanael Highmorus.

A monument within which is suspended the flayed skin of a man, with a canal system as an allegory of the circulation of blood, and other allegories of anatomy. Engraving, 1651.

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