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Rolling Ball Clock, Augsburg, ca 1600
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6. Guaiacum and syphilis
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Visualizing 'The Movement of the Heart and the Blood in Living Creatures' (1628)
Harvey de motu cordis
Quentin Metsys, Erasmus Medal (1519)
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Salamander Detail from Francis I Gallery
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Clone of San Zeno Wheel (Verona, c. 1450)
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Plate to print: process
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Religion in the Holy Roman Empire, 1618
Cartographic table, Nuremberg, c. 1553
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Saami man
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John of Sacrobosco, De Sphaera Mundi (Venice, 1490)
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Anatomical engravings
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Three-pillared compound microscope, 1760s
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Types
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Saami group
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Astrolabes: How do they work?
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Archibald Pitcairne's (1652-1713) plate
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Print: "Mother's Hens", the Grain Grower's Guide, April 21, 1915
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Aristotle's four elements and Galen's four humours
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Models of Saami women
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The mariner's astrolabe and Portuguese exploration
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Mountains on the moon
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Clone of Vesalius, De humani corporis fabrica libri septem, 1543
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Women's First (and only) Eight, 1982
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