Man with a Hollyn tree
Demy man; Demy man in a wood
[Combined with 64]
Demy maid
Demy maid and sun
Demy Virgin Mary
Body on a bier
LXVIII. He beareth on a Biere, a dead Body, (or Corps) in a Shrowd or Winding Sheet.
Untranscribed item(s) Sleep, the Emblem of Death
Death's head
Dead woman wound up in her Shroud or Winding sheet
{In base]
Dead man's scull
Two shin bones
Infant, or child in swadling cloths; Blindfold woman
Two naked boys
Untranscribed item(s) Names according to a Mans Age; Names according to the Ages of Woman; Several Sorts of Maids
Naked boy with a wax taper
Negro (Indian Blackmoor) or Morocco
Wild man
Hercules
Man dismembered
Untranscribed item(s) Terms given to the outward parts of the Trunk of the Body
Eva in her innocency
Woman with two heads
Cherub
Sister of Phaeton metamorphosed into a tree
Untranscribed item(s) Women metamorphosed
Woman in a shroud
Image of Death leaning on a spade
Death as a skeleton
Time with his Scythe
Untranscribed item(s) [Description of how each month is commonly represented]; The four Quarters of the Year Described
Hand with a thunderbolt
Untranscribed item(s) Men punished in Hell
Acteon metamorphosed into a hart
Lycaeon metamorphosed into a wolf
Cygnus into a swan man metamorphosed
Man dog
Man with a glory
Untranscribed item(s) Of the Animal Faculties; Emblems of the soul (Emblems of the Animal Faculties: of faculties of the of the Soul, depicted Senses); Faculties of the mind; Animal Faculties or the Passions of the Mind described; Of the Vital Faculties; Of the Natural faculties; Terms for vital parts (Terms arising from the Faculties of the Animal, Vital, and Natural Parts. Good or Bad)
Anatomy or skeleton
XCIII. IN this figure I present to your view, the Anatomy or Skeleton of a Man...
In the Dexter corner ... a demy man.
In the Dexter base corner ... a Naked man kneeling upon a hill withy his left knee, holding an Apple in his right and his left upon his side.
Untranscribed item(s) Bones in the head; Bones in the Trunk; Bones in the Arm and Hand; Bones in the Thighs and Feet; The Number of Mans Bones; The Muscles of the Body; Face; Eyes; Ear; Nose; Lips; Mouth; Jaw; Os Hyoides; Tongue; Larynx; Gullet; Pallet; Head; Neck; Shoulders; Arms; Elbow; Wrist; Palm; Finger; Thumb; Breast; Midriff; Back, and Loins; Testicles; Yard; Thigh; Leg; Feet; Toes; The Arteries of the Body; The Nerves of the Body; Belly; Head; Arms; Thighs; The Veins of the Body; Breast; Arms; Thighs; Veins for Bleeding; Head; Arms; Hands; Back; Legs; The Conjunction of the Bones; The four Humours of the Body; The four Complexions of the Body; Outward shapes of the Body; Head; Forehead; Nose; Cheeks; Eyes; Lips; Teeth; Chin; Ears; Back; Arm; Hand; Legs; Feet; Outward Diseases, and Distempers of the Body; Inward Deseases, and Distempers of the Body; Breast; Belly; Stomach; Liver; Yard; Fundament; Cods and Womb; Head; Brain; Eyes; eye-lids; Kernels in the Eye; Coat of the Eye Ball of the Eye; Sight; Ear; Face; Lips; Nose; Teeth; Palate; Tongue; neck; Arms; Hands; Thigh; Legs; Feet
Hand
Related text(s) Authors on Anatomy
Untranscribed item(s) Parts of the hand (The Names of the several parts of the Hand according to the Rules of Chiromancy or Palmestry); The Lines of the Hand; Terms used by anatomists (Terms of Art used by Anatomists, concerning the several parts of the Body, alphabetically); The several ways by which Fortunes are foretold
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