1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 10… (1911)
“ FABRICIUS, HIERONYMUS [Fabrizio, Geronimo] (1537–1619) , Italian anatomist and embryologist, was surnamed Acquapendente from the episcopal city of that name, where he was born in 1537. At Padua, after a course of philosophy, he studied medicine under G. Fallopius, whose successor as teacher of anatomy and surgery he became in 1562. From the senators of Venice he received numerous honours, and an anatomical theatre was built by them for his accommodation. ”
