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Gabriel Fallopius — n. Gabriello Fallopio (1523 1562), Italian physician and anatomist who discovered the Fallopian tubes and other elements of the female reproductive system … English contemporary dictionary
Gabriel — /gay bree euhl/, n. 1. one of the archangels, appearing usually as a divine messenger. Dan. 8:16, 9:21; Luke 1:19, 26. 2. Islam. the angel of revelation and the intermediary between God and Muhammad. 3. a male given name. * * * I In the Bible and … Universalium
Fallopius — n. family name; Gabriel Fallopius, Gabriello Fallopio (1523 1562), Italian physician and anatomist who discovered the Fallopian tubes and other elements of the female reproductive system … English contemporary dictionary
FALLOPIUS Gabriel — vide Gabriel … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Gabriel Falopio — Nacimiento 1523 Módena Fallecimiento 9 de octubre de 1562 P … Wikipedia Español
Fallopius, Gabriel — Italian Gabriello Fallopio born 1523, Modena died Oct. 9, 1562, Padua Italian anatomist. He contributed greatly to knowledge of the ear and reproductive system. His observations of the dissection of cadavers are outlined in Observationes… … Universalium
Gabriel Fallopio — Gabriele Falloppio, Porträt eines unbekannten Künstler aus dem 16. Jahrhundert Gabriele Falloppio (auch Fallopio; * 1523 in Modena; † 9. Oktober 1562 in Padua) war ein italienischer Anatom und Chirurg. Besser bekannt ist er unter seinem… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Gabriel Fallope — Gabriele Falloppio Gabriele Falloppio ou Gabriele Falloppia (né v. 1523 à Modène mort le 9 octobre 1562 à Padoue), connu dans les lettres françaises sous le nom de Gabriel Fallope et connu dans la République des Lettres sous son nom… … Wikipédia en Français
aqueduct of fallopius — fəˈlōpēəs Usage: usually capitalized F Etymology: translation of New Latin aquaeductus Fallopii, after Gabriel Fallopius more at fallopian tube : facial canal … Useful english dictionary
Fallopian Tubes — The anatomist who discovered the function of the tubes that carry ova from the ovaries to the uterus, and for whom the tubes were named, was Gabriel Fallopius (1523 1562). The oviducts found in female mammals, including human beings, is a… … Dictionary of eponyms
