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Statue of Queen Philippa (3D)
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Giambologna, The Rape of the Sabine Woman (1582)
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Spearhead from Deve Hüyük
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Explanation of the design of Uraniborg with all its premises
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Armillae Zodiacales
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III.1 The university curriculum
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Globe cup, Zurich c. 1580–90
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Worked in precious threads
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The Bibliophile Jean Grolier (1479-1565)
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History
Funerary monument for John Case
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A Florentine Poetic Anthology (MS Can. Ital. 99)
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Rolling Ball Clock, Augsburg, ca 1600
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Book Forms: Bound Volumes
Terracotta 'Persian rider' from Selemieh
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The Astrolabe
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Pitt Rivers Museum, east end of the Court (print)
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Maps as symbols of power: Gallery of Maps, Vatican Palace, 1580-83
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Anatomical Theatres
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Helioscope
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Cricket
Morison's 'Sciagraphia'
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Museum Hermeticum Reformatum et Amplificatum, 1618: a visual commentary on the Emerald Tablet
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The Holy Roman Empire
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