Myographia nova sive Muscolorum omnium (in copore humano hactenus repertorum) accuratissima descripto, in... (1694) - Page 6

To you, therefore (Most High Prince), I most humbly dedicate and consecrate these icons of all the muscles, delineated and expressed by a new method (as if they were so many votive tablets for your most desired life, first liberated from the waves, and then from the foul rage of schismatics, by the auspices of the Supreme Deity).

Of your Highness,

The most devoted Client

and most humble Servant.

J. BROWNE.

We judge these Anatomical Icons, with their descriptions, worthy to be printed.

Daniel Whistler, M. D., President of the Royal College of Physicians, London.
Tho. Witherley, M. D., Physician to the King and Elector and Censor of the College of Physicians, London.
Joannes Atfield, M. D., Censor.
Edward Browne, M. D., Censor.
Thomas Alvey, M. D., Censor.

We judge these Anatomical Icons of all the muscles of the Human Body, both in their natural position and removed from it, with their own proper names attached, expressed and drawn from life with the highest artistry by Joannes Browne, Surgeon-in-Ordinary to the King, to be most useful to all students of Anatomy and all tyros of Medicine and Surgery.

Carolus Scarburgh, Knight, M. D., Primary Royal Physician and Public Professor of Anatomy and Surgery at the College of Physicians, London.
Gulielmus Croune, M. D., Fellow of the College of Physicians, London, and Reader of Muscles at the Anatomical Theatre of Surgeons.
Edward Browne, M. D., Fellow of the College of Physicians, London, and Reader of Viscera at the Anatomical Theatre of Surgeons.
Thomas Page, Master of the Society of Surgeons, London.
Edward Keckan, Warden of the same Society of Surgeons, London.

[The signatory] judges these Muscle Icons, elegantly sculpted at the highest industry and expense of Mr. Joannes Browne, Surgeon-in-Ordinary to the King, to be useful to all sons of Aesculapius.

Tho. Allen, Royal Physician-in-Ordinary, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London, and singular physician to the Asylum for the Mentally Ill, and its Guardian.

Exhortation of the Physicians of the Royal Hospital, which is dedicated to St. Thomas.

We judge these icons of all the muscles in the Human Body, graphically and newly delineated by Mr. Joannes Browne, Surgeon-in-Ordinary to the most Serene King of Britain and to the Royal Hospital (which is called St. Thomas's), to be worthy of reading, both for the praise of the most skilled Author and for the benefit of the literary Republic, if they are given to the public Light.

Gulielmus Dawes, M. D.
Gulielmus Briggs, M. D.

Fellows of the College of Physicians, London, and Physicians-in-Ordinary to the same Royal Hospital.