Amor Quote by Mondino de' Liuzzi Mondino dei Luzzi Mundinus de Leuciis
““Ossa autem alia quae sunt infra basilare non bene ad sensum apparent nisi ossa illa decoquantur, sed propter peccatum dimitiere consuevi. [The bones which are below the os basilare cannot be well seen unless they are removed and boiled, but owing to the sin involved in this I am accustomed to pass them by.]””
About This Quote
The passage reflects on the moral conflict of studying anatomy by dissecting human remains, highlighting sin and discomfort.
In simple terms: Studying anatomy can conflict with personal morals.
Key Takeaway
Weigh ethical concerns against scientific benefit.
Themes
ethics
anatomy
history of medicine
morality
conflict
Mood
reflective
serious
inquisitive
Type
Amor:0
Anatomy:1
Medicine:1
Science:1
Sin:1
Ossa Autem:0
Infra Basilare:0
Basilare Seen:0
Consuevi Bones:0
Ossa:0
When to use this quote
- medical research
- historical studies
Key Concepts
bodily integrity
religious doctrine
medical education
Questions to Reflect On
- What ethical boundaries should guide scientific inquiry?
- How do cultural beliefs shape medical practices?
A Different Perspective
Analyzing bodies may cause distress and ethical dilemmas.
