Short answers, pulled from the story.
Olaus Rudbeck demonstrated human anatomy to Queen Christina of Sweden in the spring of 1652. He showed her newly discovered lymphatic vessels that had eluded other scholars for years before publishing any written account.
Olaus Rudbeck argued that Sweden was the lost continent of Atlantis and the birthplace of all civilization between 1679 and 1702. The text claimed Swedish was the original language spoken by Adam before Latin and Hebrew evolved from it.
About 3,200 woodblocks were carved for the series called Campi elysii by Olaus Rudbeck along with his son and two daughters. Only about 140 blocks from the first volume survive today within the Linnean Society of London collection.
Wendela Rudbeck married Peter Olai Nobelius and their descendants included Ludvig Nobel who founded Branobel and Alfred Nobel who established the Nobel Prizes. This family connection traces directly back to Olaus Rudbeck through his daughter Wendela.
Olaus Rudbeck died shortly after the disaster on the 12th of December 1702 when a massive fire destroyed much of Uppsala while consuming large portions of his writings and woodblocks. He was buried in Uppsala Cathedral at the transept following the destruction.