Diagramme von Mikroskopen und verschiedenen optischen Instrumenten und Geräten

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• Microscopic view of a louse Robert Hooke 1665
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• Microscopic view of small diamants [diamonds] Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of mites Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of mites and book-worms Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of nettles and other venomous plants Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of a white featherwing’d [feather-winged] moth Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of an ant or pismire Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of a great belly’d [bellied] gnat or female gnat Robert Hooke 1665
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• Microscopic view of the eyes and head of a drone-fly Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of several sorts of hair and bee’s stinger Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of snail teeth and silkworm egg Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of a water-insect or gnat Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of cork and sprouts Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of needle and razor Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of taffeta and silk Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of the feet and wings of flies Robert Hooke 1665
• Diagrams from observation of colors visible in Muscovy glass and other thin bodies Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of moss and other small vegetative substances Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of purslane seeds Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of flint or steel Robert Hooke 1665
• Microscopic view of leaves and molds Robert Hooke 1665
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