text: ***‘Bakers are craftsmen, working mostly at night, unlike other craftsmen who, once***
  ***their work during the day is done, can grasp sleep, and by this renew the worn-out***
  ***forces. The bakers are the whole night rushing about, and then, for most of the day,***
  ***they are forced to indulge in sleep, just like those animals hiding from the sun***
  ***(Solifugae). Therefore, in the same city there are Antipodes, men who live a life that is***
  ***contrary to that of others.’***
  *Ramazzini, 1713: De Morbis Artificum Diatriba.*