Cabinet - Sources

The Life of Sir Thomas Browne
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Cap Badge
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Course description
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Oldenburg's correspondence
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Early Fellows of the Royal Society
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Bobart the Elder’s Herbarium Hortus Siccus
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The King's Gate, Corpus Christi College
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Pre-civil war college plate
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Swedish woman
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Lithograph of Saami items
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Crucifix Dial, Adriaan Zeelst (1588)
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Marsilio Ficino, De amore
Daniel Sennert (1572-1637)
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Ceramic vessels, terrapin whistle and greenstone amulets, the Bay Islands, Cocal Period (1000–1530 AD)
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Drawing of mountains
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IV.5 The method for debating questions: the disputation
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‘Monster House’
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Tower of the Five Orders, 1613-24
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Sources: nature, reason, experience, and tradition
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Minerva on a triumphal chariot, Augsburg, c. 1620
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Queenie Vol. VIII, No. 3
T15: Silver stater struck at Tarsos in the name of Tarkumuwa, c. 380-370 BC.
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The reception of De motu cordis
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Bobart the Younger’s Hortus Siccus
Image for Herbarium specimen labelled ‘Malva hortensis major simplex. Single Hollyhocks’ [Jacob Bobart the Younger’s hand] [modern name: Alcea rosea L. (Malvaceae)] from Bobart the Younger’s Hortus Siccus.