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Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527)
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Kepler's three laws: a second astronomical revolution
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Francois Dubois, St Bartolomew's Day Massacre (24 August 1572)
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Qaragandy (Kazakhstan)
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Autograph inscription by Sir Henry Wotton to the Bodleian Library, 15 August 1633
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Sundials in antiquity
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Cataloguing the Physick Garden (1648 and 1658)
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A trip to the moon
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Medial Wall Sulci Model
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The Tradescant family tomb
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William Gilpin, Observations on the River Wye and Several Parts of South Wales (London, 1789)
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Drawing of a clothes shop
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Russian women
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Pitt Rivers Museum, east end of the Court (print)
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‘Monster House’
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The key to miniaturisation: the Fusee, early 15th century
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Ribeiro planisphere of 1529
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Map of the New World, 1544
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Machinae coelestis: engraved Plate by the author (p. 324)
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The Astronomical Clock of Richard of Wallingford (d. 1336)
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Convocation House, 1634-7
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Russian servant
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Robert Boyle's (1627-1691) plate
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Planning the New Basilica
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