Elegant Anatomy: The Eighteenth-Century Leiden Anatomical Collections

Marieke M. A. Hendriksen

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Acknowledgments List of Illustrations 1. Introduction: Understanding Eighteenth-Century Leiden Anatomy 2. Elegant Anatomy: Aesthesis 3. Quicksilver Anatomy: Exploring the Lymphatic System with Mercury 4. Hands, Lace, and Plants: Meaningful Embellishments 5. Beautiful Monsters: How Deformity Can Be Elegant 6. Colonial Bodies: Collecting the Exotic Other 7. Back to the Bone: The End of Aesthesis 8. Conclusion: Aesthesis and the Future of Historical Anatomical Collections Bibliography

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