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Machinae coelestis: double size engraved Plate by I. Saal after A. Stech (p. 444-5)
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Anthony Wood (1632-1695) and Postmaster's Hall
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Sylva Sylvarum (London, 1627, 1651)
Russian women
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Book Forms: Bound Volumes
Pietro da Cortona, Ceiling of Palazzo Barberini, Rome (1633-1639)
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Machinae coelestis: double size engraved Plate by I. Saal after A. Stech (pp. 410-11)
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The origin and spread of botanical gardens in European universities
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Transcription: "Mother's Hens," May 12 1915
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Reproduction photograph of Alfred Robinson’s painting of Star House Pole (glass negative)
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Bodleian, MS Ashmole 5, fol. 34v
Mantegna, Saint Sebastian (1456–1457)
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Bead Calculator
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Henry Compton's (1631/2-1713) plate
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Johannes Kepler, 'Harmonices Mundi' (1619)
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Piero della Francesca, Flagellation (c.1455–1460)
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T21: Silver siglos, “King with bow and dagger” Carradice Type 4.
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David Loggan (1634–1692)
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Gaudy 1988
T17: Silver tetradrachm struck at Tarsos in the name of Alexander the Great, c. 333-327 BC.
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BSH6: Silver siglos/drachm of “Sinope”, uncertain mint (“Class A”), perhaps c. 450–425 BC.
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Printed model to printed image: Blechnum
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Elephant Automaton Clock, Augsburg, 1600-10
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The 1532 Venetian Reprint of the Giuntina
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