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LAllARO SPALLANZANI * (1729-1799) By G E BURGET PORTLAND ORE is p I DURING the eighteenth century Italy was many times exposed to the invasions of foreign armies Her states were transferred from one tyrannical rule to another and her university towns were often camps for hostile armies Yet in a little group of universities in northern
III) Lazzaro Spallanzani Scandiano to an unidentified personNovember 11 1793 A L S 1 p ; IV) holograph 19th-century copy in Italian after AngeloPallaveri "Commemorazione di Lazzaro Spallanzani" (Brecia: 1870) featuring short biographyand list of Spallanzani's works 1 p ; V) [20th century?] holograph notes 2 p Related Resources
Born in the small town of Scandiano in northern Italy on 10 January 1729, Spallanzani grew up in a large, wealthy family and attended local schools until he was fifteen. He then studied at a Jesuit seminary in Reggio Emilia where his intellectual abilities earned him the nickname “the astrologer.”
Spallanzani read voraciously but was a persistent skeptic, hesitant to believe anything that he could not prove himself.
Spallanzani studied various forms of microscopic life and confirmed the view of Antonie van Leeuwenhoek that such forms are living organisms. In a series of experiments he showed that gravy, when boiled, did not produce these forms if placed in phials that were immediately sealed by fusing the glass.
Spallanzani performed hundreds of salamander tail amputations, believing exhaustive repetition was necessary to confirm results. Interested in the origin of regenerating tissue, he closely examined the interface between the stump and the regenerated tail. Observation alone offered no conclusions.