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T6: Silver stater, so-called “Croesid”, struck at Sardeis after 547/6 BC.
Nova reperta: the mechanical clock
Jaca Bastion Fort, Spain
Florey Building
Russian man and boy
Machinae coelestis: double size engraved Plate by I. Saal after A. Stech (pp. 406-7)
Danby Gate, Botanical Garden, 1632-3
JH2: Silver tetradrachm of Akanthos (Chalcidice), fragment, c. 470 BC.
T25: Gold double-daric, “King with bow and spear”. Carradice Type 3.
Print: "Mother's Hens", the Grain Growers' Guide, April 14, 1915
Lateral Wall Gyri Model - Anatomical
Great steel quadrant, inscribed in a square, also of steel, and revolving in azimuth
Machinae coelestis: engraved Plate by I. Saal after A. Stech (p. 374)
Domenichino, Triumphal Arch (c. 1609)
Philosophers guiding research
T9: Silver stater in the name of the Lycian dynast Perikles of Limyra, c. 390-360 BC.
VI.6 The Reformation as disputation
Another parallatic or ruler-instrument which shows the altitudes as well as the azimuths
Буквари для бухарсксих евреев (Центральная Азия)
‘Wanderers’ and the problem of retrograde motion
Refurbishing Duke Humphrey's, 1598-1602
Statue of Darius from Susa
European bellicosity, 1100-1700
Arabic map: the Maghreb Chart, ca 1325-50
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