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A Garden of Health (Hortus Sanitatis)

1491
15th C.
Europe, Germany

By (primary)
Artist unknown

Medium: woodcut

Credit Line: Mortimer C. Leventritt Fund

Accession Number: 1970.143.a-b

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health
State of well-being of an organism or part of one, characterized by normal function and unattended by disease. IDMB [February 1992 scope note added. November 1991 descriptor moved.]

text
With reference to an individual page or sheet, such as a poster, use for the main body of type or written matter, as opposed to the illustrations, margins, borders, headings, or other features. With reference to a book or periodical, use for the main body of the writing, as distinct from front matter, notes, index, appendix, and bibliography. [May 1994 descriptor added.]

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gardens

Gardens, Islamic
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garden
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garden archaeology
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horticulture
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gardens, limestone
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Gardens, Oriental
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