7; also Sprengel, Fredault, Hallam, and Littre.

Also Whewell, Hist.

of the Inductive Sciences, vol.
iii, p.

328; also, for a very full statement regarding the agency of Mundinus in the progress of Anatomy, see Portal, vol.i, pp.

209-216.
Still other encroachments upon the theological view were made by the new school of anatomists, and especially by Vesalius.