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Creator (person)
Eagle, Philip
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Date published
July 3, 2019
Abstract
This is a copy of a blog post originally published on the British Library's Science blog. All text is © British Library Board and is available under a CC-BY Licence except where otherwise stated. This license does not apply to images or other media. For any image without an explicit license notice, users are responsible for determining its copyright status before reuse.
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British Library
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https://blogs.bl.uk/science/2019/07/renaissance-science-works-in-treasures-of-the-british-library.html
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Keywords
medieval history
romance languages
Rare books
engagement
science
visual arts
manuscripts
Curiosity
bioscience
humanities
bioscience|classics|Curiosity|engagement|humanities|manuscripts|medieval history|Rare books|romance languages|science|visual arts
classics
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