even monstrous. For three centuries, the statutes of many medical schools required lecturers on anatomy to use Anathomia as their textbook. Jacopo Berengario da Carpi, a 16th-century professor of anatomy at Bologna, wrote an extensive commentary on Mondino's work, and the text of Anathomia was incorporated into Ketham's 1493 text Fasciculus medicinae. Notes References The International Centre for the History of Universities and Science (CIS), University of Bologna External links Online Galleries, History of Science Collections, University of Oklahoma Libraries High resolution images of works by Mondino de Luzzi in .jpg and .tiff format. Francesco Moscheni & Giovanni Battista Negri D. (1550) " Matthaei Curtii ... In Mundini Anatomen explicatio" by Mondino de Luzzi 1270 births 1326 deaths Physicians from Bologna Italian anatomists History of anatomy 13th-century Italian physicians 14th-century Italian physicians 14th-century Italian writers 14th-century Latin writers