id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
fogs-560	Bell, Jameson Kismet	Faithful Bodies: Anatomy and Emblematic Fugitive Sheets in Late Sixteenth-Century Wittenberg	2010	20	.pdf	application/pdf	7776	446	55	Yet, as Jonathan Sawaday (1996) and Katherine Park (2006) have shown, individuals who dissected bodies in the Early Modern Period never claimed to only want body knowledge, to dissect in order to know the dissected. After a brief history of anatomy in Wittenberg, I will focus on the use of dialectic and rhetoric in Wittenberg fugitive sheet images and Melanchthon’s Liber de anima to provide a glimpse of an emblematic2 approach to anatomy that was both common to the broader uses of anatomy in the sixteenth century and specific to the needs and goals of a particular group of reform-focused individuals.	cache/fogs-560.pdf	txt/fogs-560.txt