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1. Simple Leeuwenhoek model microscope, late 17th century (replica)

Date:

1600s

Format:

microscopes

Collection:

History of Medicine Artifacts

2. [Sticherarion, Triodion and Pentecostarion].

Creator:

Orthodox Eastern Church.

Date:

1600s

Format:

liturgical books; manuscripts (document genre); illuminated manuscripts; chants; hymns; uncial; minuscule

Collection:

Early Manuscripts collection

3. [Kyriakodromion, homilies for Sundays based on the lectionary texts].

Creator:

Maximos Peloponnēsios.

Date:

1600s

Format:

homiliaries; manuscripts (document genre); illuminated manuscripts; sermons; uncial; minuscule

Collection:

Early Manuscripts collection

4. Προoιμιακά ζητήματα τη̃ς λογικη̃ς πραγματείας.

Creator:

Damianos Guidotes (Scribe), scribe.

Date:

1600s

Format:

manuscripts (document genre); uncial; minuscule

Collection:

Early Manuscripts collection

5. [New Testament Gospel Lectionary].

Creator:

Orthodox Eastern Church.

Date:

1600s

Format:

illuminated manuscripts; manuscripts (document genre); evangeliaries; liturgical books; uncial; embroidered bindings (binding)

Collection:

Early Manuscripts collection

6. Ivory box with bas-relief female anatomical manikin on cover, 17th or 18th century

Date:

1600s to 1700s

Format:

manikins (teaching aids)

Collection:

History of Medicine Artifacts

7. Female ivory standing manikin affixed to marble base, 17th or 18th century

Date:

1600s to 1700s

Format:

manikins (teaching aids)

Collection:

History of Medicine Artifacts

8. Female manikin with ivory pillow on blue corduroy couch, 17th or 18th century

Date:

1600s to 1700s

Format:

manikins (teaching aids)

Collection:

History of Medicine Artifacts

9. Islamic devotional book.

Date:

1600s to 1700s

Format:

naskhī; illuminated manuscripts; Islamic bindings (binding); devotional literature; manuscripts (document genre)

Collection:

Early Manuscripts collection

10. Female manikin with ivory pillow on wooden couch covered in striped brocade, 17th or 18th century

Date:

1600s to 1700s

Format:

manikins (teaching aids)

Collection:

History of Medicine Artifacts