XXVIII/2 By singular good fortune a professional anatomist of distinction was numbered amongst the subscribers to the original book and Dr. B. Moxham has supplied anatomical information (cf. also XXXIV/3) and, most invaluably, the pictures of a sectioned corpse that I have used here. That the split cadavers are themselves split intc separate photographs that here are brought together as a fairly ill-fitting mosaic is itself appropriate. The worst-sliced figure can be thought to represent Mahomet (that is, as Dante thought of him) who speaks while poised to depart. The image is made up out of nine photographs with (in the original assemblage) gouache additions -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.