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Cosmography; astrological medicine, 1486-1488

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Description: Collection of texts on cosmography, geography and astrology, with maps and diagrams. See Digital Scriptorium for full description.
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Date: 1486-1488
Call number: mssHM 83
Restrictions: RESTRICTED. Use digital reproduction in the Huntington Digital Library. Original available by special permission only.
Dimensions: 315 x 215 (265 x 170) mm
Associated organization: Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens.
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