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Text: The Romeo Error is not rare, nor is it peculiar to distraught Latin lovers. It was made by even the most celebrated of all anatomists. At the height of his career in the middle of the sixteenth century, Andreas Vesalius was dissecting the body of a Spanish nobleman when the "corpse" came back to life. The injured Don made a complete recovery, but Vesalius was reported to the Court of the Inquisition and sentenced to death for his error. Each paragraph will be a test.

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