Cabinet - Sources

T13: Silver stater struck at Tarsos in the name of the general Tiribazos, c. 384-383 BC.
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Worked in precious threads
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David Loggan’s ‘Hortus Botanicus' (1675)
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Field postcard
Saxon urn
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Sundials
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Mosaic (Kazakhstan)
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VI.1 The Reformation and the universities: continuity or change?
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Star Fort of Bourtange, Netherlands (1593)
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Memphis Customs Account
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‘Wanderers’ and the problem of retrograde motion
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Piazza del Popolo (c. 1662-1681)
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Archibald Pitcairne's (1652-1713) plate
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Drawing of pottery vessels and other items
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Pavilion
Quentin Metsys, Diptych of Erasmus of Rotterdam and Pieter Gilles (c. 1517)
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Letter
Wellcome MS 290, fol. 53v
Пионерский галстук (Таджикистан)
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Andrea Palladio, Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice (1566-1610)
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Harvey's Teacher in Padua: Hieronymus Fabricius of Aquapendente (1537–1619)
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Petrarch’s Canzoniere and Triumphs with one sonnet attributed to Dante (MS Can. Ital. 70)
Archbishop William Laud and the Bishops' War (1639-40)
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Terracotta 'Persian rider' from Selemieh
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