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ROSENMULLER, Johann Christian (1771-1820)

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Born: 1771

Died: 1820

Editorial Description

distinguished prof of anatomy at Leipsig, 1800s; author of Compendium Anatomicum (1816) and translator of A. Monro (secundus) Discription of All the Bursae Mucosae (1788); impressed and favorably disposed to GALL'S discoveries, especially by his dissection of the brain.

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

976.1 — 976.1 "Account of Dr. Gall's Discoveries Regarding the Structure of the Brain," EDIN MED & SURG J, 2 (July 1806): 320-4.

Editorial Information

Identifier	976.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	289
Printed page	284
Database ID	2728

Original Transcription

976. ROSENMULLER, Johann Christian (1771-1820), distinguished
prof of anatomy at Leipsig, 1800s; author of Compendium Anatomicum
(1816) and translator of A. Monro (secundus) Discription of All the
Bursae Mucosae (1788); impressed and favorably disposed to GALL'S
discoveries, especially by his dissection of the brain.