Marcello Malpighi Quotes

I Have Destroyed Almost The Whole Race Of Frogs, Which Does Not Happen In That Savage Batrachomyomachia Of Homerr. For In The Anatomy Of Frogs, Which, By Favour Of My Very Excellent Colleague D. Carolo Fracassato, I Had Set On Foot In Order To Become More Certain About The Membranous Substance Of The Lungs, It Happened To Me To See Such Things That Not Undeservedly I Can Better Make Use Of That [saying] Of Homer For The Present Matter
'I See With My Eyes A Work Trusty And Great.'
For In This (frog Anatomy) Owing To The Simplicity Of The Structure, And The Almost Complete Transparency Of The Vessels Which Admits The Eye Into The Interior, Things Are More Clearly Shown So That They Will Bring The Light To Other More Obscure Matters.

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