Eustachio

[ e-oo-stah-kyaw ]

noun

1. Bar·to·lom·me·o [bah, r, -taw-lawm-, me, -aw], 1524?–1574, Italian anatomist.

Example Sentences

Incidentally, another piece of tubing in the body, the Eustachian tube linking the middle ear to the pharynx, was also described around this time, by Bartolomeo Eustachio.

From Literature

Two streets lead from the Piazza S. Eustachio to— The Pantheon, the most perfect pagan building in the city, built B.C.

From Project Gutenberg

An exquisite form of the same period, but showing still more advanced naturalism, from a very early group of third order windows, near the Church of St. Eustachio on the Grand Canal.

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This is contained in a Letter of Eustachio Divini, Printed in Italian at Rome, as the 39.

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My mother sobbed and vowed whole pounds of wax To St. Eustachio, would he but remove This fearful presence from her door.

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