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1. [Liturgical miscellany].

Creator:
Orthodox Eastern Church.
Date:
1400 to 1700
Format:
liturgical books; hymns; manuscripts (document genre); illuminated manuscripts; uncial; minuscule
Collection:
Early Manuscripts collection

2. [Liturgical miscellany].

Creator:
Orthodox Eastern Church.; Anastasius, Sinaita, Saint, active 640-700.; Leontius, of Jerusalem, active 6th century.
Date:
1500 to 1700
Format:
liturgical books; manuscripts (document genre); minuscule
Collection:
Early Manuscripts collection

3. [Liturgies of Saints Basil and Chrysostom and Liturgy of the Presanctified].

Creator:
Orthodox Eastern Church.; Luca, Metropolitan of Wallachia, -1629, scribe.; Basil, Saint, Bishop of Caesarea, approximately 329-379.
Date:
1580 to 1660
Format:
liturgical books; manuscripts (document genre); illuminated manuscripts; rinceaux; calf bindings (binding); uncial; minuscule
Collection:
Early Manuscripts collection

4. The Four Seasons

Date:
1600 to 1650
Format:
pictorial works
Collection:
Four Seasons (Engravings)

5. [Organon of Aristotle].

Creator:
Aristotle.; Damianos Guidotes (Scribe), scribe.
Date:
1600 to 1700?
Format:
manuscripts (document genre); minuscule
Collection:
Early Manuscripts collection

6. Male ivory standing manikin with head tilted to right, 17th or 18th century

Date:
1600s to 1700s
Format:
manikins (teaching aids)
Collection:
History of Medicine Artifacts

7. Female manikin with green silk pillow on couch with ivory feet, 17th or 18th century

Date:
1600s to 1700s
Format:
manikins (teaching aids)
Collection:
History of Medicine Artifacts

8. Fragment from a collection of Shiite ḥadīths.

Date:
1600s to 1700s
Format:
naskhī; manuscripts (document genre)
Collection:
Early Manuscripts collection

9. Fragment from a collection of Shiite ḥadīths with miniature.

Date:
1600s to 1700s
Format:
naskhī; miniatures (paintings); manuscripts (document genre)
Collection:
Early Manuscripts collection

10. Female manikin with tilted head on brown velvet couch, 17th or 18th century

Date:
1600s to 1700s
Format:
manikins (teaching aids)
Collection:
History of Medicine Artifacts