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Since the era of the ancient Greek medico‐phi‐ losophers in the Western world, the dead human body was considered sacred, not to be touched at any cost. The highest respect of the ancient Greeks towards the dead, combined with rigor ethical and religion laws concerning the burial of the dead, even those of the barbarian tribes, was an insurmountable barrier for anatomical studies of the human body. Résumé

Anatomist: a philosopher, scholar, surgeon, naturalist and alone, as depicted in the 18th century by Joseph Wright