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.jpg "Diagram of a system for pumping water into a basin, from Book of Knowledge of Ingenious Mechanical Devices by Al-Djazari")
.jpg "Miniature from the Commentaries on the Apocalypse")
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.jpg "The clepsydra with the elephant. This is a medieval Muslim invention consisting of an elephant-shaped water clock designed by the Turkish engineer Ibn al-Rajjaj al-Jazari (Al Rajjaj Al Jazari) (1136-1206) around 1200. Invention designed by the Turkish")
.jpg "Double-Sided Gospel Leaf, first half 14th century")
.jpg "Nut, Egyptian Deity of Heaven and the Barque of the Sun - in Monuments of Egypt and Upper Nubia by Ippolito Rosellini")
.jpg "Study on Military Machines: Use of the Battering Ram to Besiege a Tower, Illustration from")
.jpg "Fraktur House")
.jpg "A Large Red and White Rose, with Four Other Smaller Roses in Profile")
.jpg "Three women immersing vessels in a pool. Illuminated manuscript of a Hispano-Moresque Haggadah, c.1300, Spain, Or. 2737, fol. 90")
.jpg "Design for the Water Clock of the Peacocks, from the Kitab fi ma")
.jpg "Facsimile copy of Nut, the sky goddess, and the solar barques of Ra, plate 20b from Pantheon Egyptien, Paris, 1822")
.jpg "Jatayu Hinders Ravana")
.jpg "Study on Military Machines: Siege Tower, Illustration from")
.jpg "Winches for moving obelisk, engraving from Theatrum civitatum et admirandorum Italiae, by Joan Baleu")
.jpg "Design on Each Side for Waterwheel Worked by Donkey Power, dated A.H. 715 A.D. 1315")
.jpg "Theory of Colours, 1810")
.jpg "Floor Plan of the Tabernacle, one of six illustrated leaves from the Postilla")
.jpg "The Elephant Clock from a Book of the Knowledge of Ingenious Mechanical Devices by al-Jazari, 1315")
.jpg "Image of theocracy conspiracy of the popes")
_(ink_colour_on_paper)_-_(MeisterDrucke-1354091).jpg "Alchemical Rolls (The Ripley Scrolls)")
.jpg "Finger Counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris. Codex Alcobacense by Rabanus Maurus")
.jpg "Allegory of the Meeting of Pope Paul II and Emperor Frederick III")
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.jpg "Lascaux Cave Painting, Bordeaux, France")
.jpg "Wall painting of a bird in a garden, Pompeii, 1st century AD")
.jpg "Garden Paintings from the so-called Villa of Livia, Primaporta, Rome, c. 20 BC")
.jpg "Photographic reproduction of the Great Isaiah Scroll, the best preserved of the biblical scrolls found at Qumran. It contains the entire Book of Isaiah in Hebrew, apart from some small damaged parts. This manuscript was probably written by a scribe of the")
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.jpg "Death comes for the Unbelieving Woman, from “Der Todten Tanz”, published Basel, 1843")
.jpg "Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas, 1894")
.jpg "Detail of Italy from the Peutinger map copy")
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.jpg "Early light bulbs: left: first commercial light bulb, right: electric filament lamp made by Thomas Alva Edison")
.jpg "Bison Painting in the Altamira Caves, Upper Paleolithic Museum, Santander, Cantabria, Spain")
.jpg "Examples of Ionic and Corinthian orders in Greek architecture, from The National Encyclopaedia, published c.1890")
.jpg "Archer, cave painting, Tassili n")
.jpg "The Unicorn in Captivity")
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.jpg "P. Mönsted, Sunny Forest Stream")
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.jpg "The Destruction of an Empire")
.jpg "Suigin Grove and Masaki, on the Sumida River, from")
.jpg "The Wild Hunt of Odin, 1872")
.jpg "The Interior of the Palm House, 1832-1833")
.jpg "The Chocolate Girl La Belle Chocolatière de Vienne, c. 1745")
.jpg "View under the Grand Portico, Philae, from Egypt and Nubia, Vol. 1")
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.jpg "Impression, Sunrise, 1872")
.jpg "Noon, or The Siesta, after Millet, 1890")
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