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Trends in the drawing of mechanisms since the early Middle Ages
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  • 1966Essai sur la philosophie des sciences64 cited
  • 1994The architectural drawings of Antonio da Sangallo the younger and his circle31 cited
  • 1991Villard de Honnecourt. La pensée technique au XIIIe siècle et sa communication.22 cited
  • 1983A contribution to the history of kinematics—I19 cited

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