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Saami man
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III.2 Grammar as key to the tower of learning
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VI.6 The Reformation as disputation
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Pitt Rivers Museum, east end of the Court (glass negative)
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Movable type
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Bodleian Library, MS Canon. Ital. 258, fol. 32r
The Rudolphine Tables (1627)
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Stomach and digestive system
Anatomy theatres
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T11: Silver stater struck at Tarsos, c. 410-385 BC.
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Gorytus-tip from Deve Hüyük (BM)
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Hemispherical sundial
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T6: Silver stater, so-called “Croesid”, struck at Sardeis after 547/6 BC.
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Drawing of Johanninpoika Marataja
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The four treasures of the study: ink, inkstone, brush, and paper
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‘Monster House’
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The King and the Bodleian
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Clone of The fifth element and medieval cosmology
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Бетонные заборы (Кыргызстан)
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11. The Windmill
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Drawing of pottery vessels and other items
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The earliest book printed with movable type (1377)
Transcription: "Use The Language of Love."
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Frans (II) Francken, c. 1620-25
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