Eustachio

bartolommeo
[bahr-taw-lawm-me-aw] /ˌbɑr tɔ lɔmˈmɛ ɔ/ (show ipa), 1524?–1574, italian anatomist.
historical examples

but such was not the opinion of eustachio himself, who privately conferred with leonardo.
the twilight of the g-ds, and other tales richard garnett

eustachio had a character, but no parts; leonardo had parts, but no character.
the twilight of the g-ds, and other tales richard garnett

leonardo and eustachio expressed their readiness to submit their credit with their fellow-citizens to any reasonable trial.
the twilight of the g-ds, and other tales richard garnett

and, withdrawing a curtain, he disclosed the figure of eustachio.
the twilight of the g-ds, and other tales richard garnett

sofronia triumphs over her ashamed and miserable husband, who now consents to clizia’s marriage with eustachio.
renaissance in italy: italian literature john addington symonds

benedetto was manto’s lover; eustachio her father’s friend; leonardo his creditor.
the twilight of the g-ds, and other tales richard garnett

never had leonardo been so cogent, or eustachio so pathetic.
the twilight of the g-ds, and other tales richard garnett

henry shed tears on reading the letter, and sent eustachio, the spanish amb-ssador, to attend katharine’s death-bed.
agnes strickland’s queens of england, vol. i. (of iii) rosalie kaufman

eustachio eu·sta·chi·o (yu-stä’kē-ō, ě’ōō-stä’kyô), bartolommeo. 1520-1574.

italian anatomist. a founder of modern anatomy, he is noted for his descriptions of the human ear and heart.