'Lynx [stomach]' dappled resting one hand on his

resting one hand on his cheek

A depiction of a dialogue between a theologian (left) and an astronomer (right)

Ten gateways in the City of London and the City of Westminster

Devonshire

Six figures of a freshwater shell discovered "adhering to the leaves of Iris pseudacorus in waters near Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire

'Lynx [stomach]' dappled resting one hand on hisPlate 12, figure 1, from the paper 'Observations on the structure of the stomachs of different animals', by Everard Home, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 97 (1807), pp. 139 179. Lynx stomach, inverted to show its internal surface. The work is inscribed with the plate number and below 'Lynx natural Size' Not signed. Royal Society stamp verso, with the date inscription. Attached to figures 2 and 3 by red sealing wax. Original: ink