Johannis Swammerdami ... Miraculum Natur Sive Uteri Muliebris Fabrica, Notis in J. Van Horne Prodromum [The Epistola Observationum in Sexus Utriusque Partibus Genitalibus Specimen Exhibens, Publ.

This landmark work of embryology, published in 1672, was the first comprehensive study of the female reproductive system and its role in the development of the fetus. Jan Swammerdam's meticulous observations and detailed illustrations revolutionized the field of biology, and his influence can still be seen in modern scientific research. This edition includes a new translation of the text, along with reproductions of Swammerdam's stunning illustrations.

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