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Egyptology, the limits of antiquarianism, and the origins of conjectural history, c. 1680–1740: new sources and perspectivesFootnote1All references to classical works are to their titles as they appear in the Oxford Classical Dictionary, 3rd edition (Oxford, 1999)—references to specific translations are only given if a linguistic point is at stake. References to the ODNB are to the online version: http://www.oxforddnb.com/.

History of European Ideas, 2015
Dmitri Levitin
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Antiquarianism, Copying, Collecting

2012
Mark B Garrison
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Sacred Geography, Antiquarianism and Visual Erudition: Benito Arias Montano and the Maps in the Antwerp Polyglot Bible

Imago Mundi, 2003
Zur Shalev
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Edward Kelley’s Danish treasure hoax and Elizabethan antiquarianism

Intellectual History Review, 2020
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Chapter 12 - Iatromechanism and Antiquarianism in Morgagni’s Studies on Celsus, 1720–1761

2023
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Physical arguments and moral inducements: John Wallis on questions of antiquarianism and natural philosophy

Notes and Records of the Royal Society, 2018
Philip Beeley
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Antiquarianism and national history. The emergence of a new scholarly paradigm in early modern historical studiesFootnote** Parts of this paper were presented at the international conference Scientiae 2014. Disciplines of knowing in the early modern world, Vienna, 23–25 April 2014.

History of European Ideas, 2017
Lydia Janssen
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Antiquarianism, archaeology, and aporetic immanence in Beckett’s prose

Irish Studies Review, 2018
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1 Antiquarianism and Urban Histories

1997
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Major Trends in European Antiquarianism, Petrarch to Peiresc

2012
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