Cardiac treatise, 15th century

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Cardiac treatise, 15th century

Cardiac treatise. Page on the heart, from a 15th-century French work titled Le Livre des Proprietes des Choses. This is a later edition of a work that was originally published as De proprietatibus rerum (On the Properties of Things) in around 1240 by the 13th-century Parisian scholar Bartholomeus Anglicus (Bartholomew of England)

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1200s 13th Century 1400s 15th Century Book Cardiology French French Language Illuminated Manuscript Language Manuscript Mediaeval Medieval Middle Ages Page Physiological Physiology Text Writing Bartholomeus Anglicus De Proprietatibus Rerum Le Livre Des Proprietes Des Choses On The Properties Of Things

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This print showcases a page from a 15th-century French work titled "Le Livre des Proprietes des Choses" (The Book of the Properties of Things), which is an updated edition of the original "De proprietatibus rerum" (On the Properties of Things) published in around 1240 by Bartholomeus Anglicus, a renowned Parisian scholar from the 13th century. The illuminated manuscript beautifully illustrates a cardiac treatise, focusing on the intricate anatomy and physiology of the heart. Transporting us back to the medieval era, this historical artifact offers insights into both biology and medicine during that time. The delicate brushstrokes and attention to detail in this artwork highlight its significance as an early anatomical representation. Written in Old French, it serves as a testament to language's evolution over centuries. As we explore this mesmerizing piece, we are reminded of how far our understanding has come since these ancient times. It symbolizes our continuous quest for knowledge and advancement in cardiology—a field that has made tremendous strides since then. With its rich history and cultural context, this image not only appeals to art enthusiasts but also captivates those interested in medical history or anyone fascinated by medieval manuscripts. It stands as a reminder that even centuries later, these works continue to inspire awe and curiosity about our past achievements in science and academia.

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