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Tab. LXI: Monkeys (Ceropithecus, Papio)

Part of Set of illustrations to Jonston's Historia quadrupedum (Schipper)

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Tab. LXI: Monkeys (Ceropithecus, Papio)
- Tab. LXI: Monkeys (Ceropithecus, Papio). In Jan Jonston, Historiae Naturalis De Quadrupedibus Libri. Cum aeneis figuris ..., Amsterdam: Jan Janszoon Schipper (printer), 1657 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries) ◼
- Tab. LXI: Monkeys (Ceropithecus, Papio). In Henricus Ruysch, Theatrum Universale Omnium Animalium Piscium, Avium, Quadrupedum, Exanguium, Aquaticorum, Insectorum, Et Angium, CCLX, Tabulis Ornatum, Amsterdam: 1718 (Vienna, ÖNB) ◼

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⇤ Workshop of Matthäus Merian the Elder (printmaker), Tab. LXI: Monkeys (Ceropithecus, Papio) Part of Set of illustrations to Jonston's Historia quadrupedum (Merian) ◼

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