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Advances in 13th century glass manufacturing and their effect on chemical progress
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  • 2024Raw Materials for the Glass Industries of Venice and the Terraferma, about 1370–about 146056 cited
  • 1988The Invention of Spectacles and the Advent of Printing49 cited
  • 1945The evolution of the still31 cited
  • 1976Eyeglasses and Concave Lenses in Fifteenth-Century Florence and Milan: New Documents25 cited
  • 1972The Coming of Ardent Water18 cited

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