Cabinet - Sources

Book Forms: Handscrolls
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'Universitas': the original meaning of the term
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Pietro Perugino, The Delivery of Keys to St Peter (1481-1482)
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Cristoforo Romano, Gold Medal of Isabella d'Este (1495)
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Notes on ‘totemism’ by Edward Burnett Tylor
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Elephant Automaton Clock, Augsburg, 1600-10
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Introduction
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Vatican Library, MS Pal.lat. 1325, fol. 349v
Statue of Darius from Susa
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August of Saxony by Lucas Cranach jr., 1572
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‘Croat Woman in the Agram Market’
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William Harvey (1578-1657)
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John of Sacrobosco, De Sphaera Mundi (Venice, 1490)
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Телефонная книжка (Казахстан)
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The terrestrial sphere: the four terrestrial elements
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Voyages of Zheng He (1405-1433)
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Official letters
Invention of the spyglass, 1608
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III.2 Grammar as key to the tower of learning
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Medicinal objects in princely collections
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The Ming Empire (1368-1644)
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T8: Silver stater in the name of the Lycian dynast Mithrapata of Antiphellos, c. 390-360 BC.
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Star Fort of Bourtange, Netherlands (1593)
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Archbishop William Laud and the Bishops' War (1639-40)
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