Cabinet - Sources

The four terrestrial elements
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Instrumenti eiusdem ut Altitudinibus Capiendis
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Pitt Rivers Museum, east end of the Court (glass negative)
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Ecclesiastical territories: the bishop of Würzburg as a reforming prince, 1573-1617
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Diana on a centaur, 1602-6
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Popes
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From apothecary shop to cabinet of curiosities
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Medieval European cartography, c. 1280: speculative and symbolic
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Armillae Zodiacales
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T32: Silver Athenian owl imitation, struck by the satrap Mazakes, (?) 331-323 BC (or earlier).
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Spoon of reindeer antler
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Clone of San Zeno Wheel (Verona, c. 1450)
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The Little Blue Book
The Cotton Symbol (Uzbekistan)
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Languages of East Asia
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7. Distillation
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I.2. College foundations in Oxford and Cambridge, 1249-1878
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Notes on ‘totemism’ by Edward Burnett Tylor
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The Settala Collection, 1666
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Rice fields (Kazakhstan/Kyrgyzstan)
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Anatomical Theatres
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The four treasures of the study: ink, inkstone, brush, and paper
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Selden End, 1634-7
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Prince Rupert's (1619-1682) plate
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