John Browne - Myographia Nova Sive Musculorum Omnium (in Corpore Humano Hactenus Repertorum) Accuratissima Descriptio

<p>Seconda edizione della versione latina. L'opera venne pubblicata per la prima volta nel 1681 in inglese e al suo Autore vennero ben presto mosse pesanti accuse di plagio dei lavori di Giulio Casserio e William Molins da parte di James Young. <em>Heirs of Hippocrates </em>642 (I edizione): &laquo;The thirty-seven anatomical plates in which the poses and backgrounds of the figures had been altered were, with few exceptions, taken from Molins' <em>Anatomical administration of all the muscles of a humane body</em> (1648). Browne did not respond to Young's criticism, but did make extensive changes to his text and issued future editions of the book under the title <em>Myographia nova</em>. In spite of blatant plagiarism, his book was widely read and was translated into Latin and German, going through ten editions&raquo;; <span style="font-variant: small-caps;">Krivatsy </span>1826; <span style="font-variant: small-caps;">Russell </span>107.