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In 1854, increasing blindness forced Friedrich Tiedemann to resign his position at Heidelberg and sell the anatomical and physiological library which he had been collecting and using for over fifty years. Tiedemann sent copies of this printed…

Tiedemann’s early research on the anatomy of the sea cucumber, sea urchin, and starfish earned him the 1812 prize of the Académie des Sciences in Paris.

Reproduced from J. A. C. Schott, Die Controverse über die Nerven des Nabelstrangs (1836) in the Tiedemann Collection of the Boston Medical Library