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Depending on the Content Type, the Title column in the middle contains:

  • Page - the title of the article
  • Sources - the title of the bibliographic entry
  • Event and Letters - a short description what happened
  • People - the name of the person
  • Locations - the current address of the property

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Content Type Title Taxonomy term(s)
Pages Investment portfolio
Sources Invloed van de VOC op het dagelijks leven in Delft
Sources Inzameling van geld voor het loskopen van Anthonij Noortbergen, gevangen genomen door Algerijnse kapers
Pages Iron
Pages Is it a re-printing or a new edition?
People Isaac Newton
People Isaac Soubrie
Events Issued receipts to two nephews for dry goods
Sources Italian influences on Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
People Jacob Adriaens Leeuwenhoek
People Jacob Cornelis Hogenhouck
Events Jacob Ewouts van der Dussen buried, age 69
Events Jacob Gronovius wrote Letter L-179 to Leeuwenhoek about how his letters were received in Italy
People Jacob Jans de Molijn
People Jacob Maertens Hogenhouck
People Jacob Sebastiaans van den Berch
People Jacob Spoors
Events Jacob van den Werf, notary, wrote Letter L-535, the notary act whereby Leeuwenhoek received a medal from the faculty at Louvain
Sources Jacobus Vallensis, medicinae doctor te Delft
People James II, King of England
People James Jurin
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-571 to Leeuwenhoek summarizing and praising his life's work
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-575 asking Leeuwenhoek to send Latin translations of his letters and passing along Hans Sloane's request for Leeuwenhoek to investigate smallpox pustules for insects
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-580 to Leeuwenhoek, saying that his ideas about pocks are acceptable to the Royal Society
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-582 to Leeuwenhoek about how to measure his microscopic observations
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-586 to introduce Matthew Raper to Leeuwenhoek and continue the discussion about blood globules and generation
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-593 to Peter Gribius about Leeuwenhoek's death
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-596 to Maria van Leeuwenhoek thanking her for sending the cabinet with 26 magnifying glasses
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-597 to Arnoud van den Berch about the cabinet of microscopes
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-598 to Petrus Gribius thanking him for the safe delivery of the cabinet with Leeuwenhoek's magnifying glasses
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-600 to Arnoud van den Berch about delivering the Royal Society's gifts to Maria van Leeuwenhoek
Events James Jurin wrote Letter L-601 to Maria van Leeuwenhoek, presenting her with two volumes of Philosophical Transactions and a silver bowl
Events James Jurin wrote to Peter Gribius in thanks for the cabinet full of "precious treasures"
Events James Petiver wrote Letter L-478 of 2 August 1711 to Leeuwenhoek to complain about what happened when he tried to visit
Events Jan (Johannes) Reijniers Vermeer married Catharina Bolnes
People Jan Cornelis Haaxman

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