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Florentine Codex, Nahuas infected with smallpox (c. 1585)
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Robert Boyle (1627-1691)
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Transitions to print: Virgil, Eclogues (Aldus Manutius, 1501)
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Железорудные окатыши и индустриальные моногорода (Казахстан)
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Popes
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Polish men
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Printed model to printed image: Mimosa
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Travel authorisation by Arshama
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Automaton monk, probably Spanish, ca 1550
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'Universitas': the original meaning of the term
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Medieval vs Early Modern Fortifications
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Drawing of Lake Vänern
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"Achaemenid Bowl" from Deve Hüyük (B)
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Anatomical engravings
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Displaying ‘kindreds and affinities’
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Lithograph of Lycksele
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T25: Gold double-daric, “King with bow and spear”. Carradice Type 3.
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The end of the Hundred Years' War, 1453
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Mercury and Sulphur in Splendor Solis
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Swedish woman
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Перевод Дюшена (Таджикистан)
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Mystics
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William Lisle Bowles, Fourteen sonnets (Bath, 1789)
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Funerary monument for John Case
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