Eustachio

Eustachio [e-oo-stah-kyaw] Examples noun

Bar·to·lom·me·o [bahr-taw-lawm-me-aw] /ˌbɑr tɔ lɔmˈmɛ ɔ/, 1524?–1574, Italian anatomist.

Latin Eu·sta·chi·us [yoo-stey-kee-uh s] /yuˈsteɪ ki əs/. Examples from the Web for eustachio Historical Examples of eustachio

Eustachio had a character, but no parts; Leonardo had parts, but no character.

Richard Garnett

And, withdrawing a curtain, he disclosed the figure of Eustachio.

Richard Garnett

Never had Leonardo been so cogent, or Eustachio so pathetic.

Richard Garnett

Leonardo and Eustachio expressed their readiness to submit their credit with their fellow-citizens to any reasonable trial.

Richard Garnett

Benedetto was Manto’s lover; Eustachio her father’s friend; Leonardo his creditor.

Richard Garnett

eustachio in Medicine Eustachio [yu-stä′kē-ō, ĕ′ōō-stä′kyō]Bartolomeo 1520-1574

Italian anatomist. A founder of modern anatomy, he is noted for his descriptions of the human ear and heart.