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Professor Zoltán Molnár talks to Professor Emeritus of Neurology Alastair Compston FRS about the deeply influential texts written by the Founder of Neurology Thomas Willis four centuries ago.

The title pages of Cerebri Anatome, Pathologie Cerebri and De Anima Brutorum
Title pages of three Willis texts: Cerebri Anatome (1664), Pathologiae Cerebri (1667), and De Anima Brutorum (1672)