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schema:text Acknowledgements Note to the reader Abbreviations Codes used for examined editions and copies Introduction Chapter 1. Bodies of Knowledge: Dutch Medical-Astrological Books between 1500-1550 Chapter 2. Organising Knowledge: Conceptualisations and Visual Strategies Chapter 3. Knowledge Tools: The Perceived Epistemic Significance of Images Chapter 4. Reliable Knowledge: Invoking Trust through Authority and Playfulness Chapter 5. Customising Knowledge: Readers' Engagement with Illustrated Books Conclusion Appendices Bibliography List of figures List of tables Index of names and works.
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schema:text Revision of the dissertation defended at Utrecht University, 21 October 2022.
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