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  • List of pills, plasters, potions, etc
  • Bilvamangala's Balagopalastuti: folio 33V
  • Illuminated "I": man using pestle and mortar, 13th C
  • Illumination (detail) of Sanskrit Manuscript gamma 453
  • Arabic Manuscript: Poem on general anatomy
  • Bilvamangala's Balagopalastuti: folio 4V
  • Bilvamangala's Balagopalastuti; folio 13 recto
  • Bilvamangala's Balagopalastuti: folio 54 verso - 55 recto
  • Shah Namah, the Persian Epic of the Kings
  • The ploughing ceremony with the baby Bodhisatta mediating
  • Persian couple copulating
  • Panjabi Manuscript 255
  • Bilvamangala's Balagopalastuti: folio 20V
  • Bilvamangala's Balagopalastuti: folio 31V
  • Record of deaths of smallpox at Dymock, Goucs., 1779-1780.
  • Human figure, venous and nervous system, Persian, 18th C
  • The narrative setting of the mahatmyas. Laksmi asks Visnu about the greatness of the Bhagvadgita as he reclines on the serpent Sesanaga in the cosmic ocean. The four headed god Brahma is seated on the lotus that emerges from Visnu's navel. The scalloped arch and rolled-up curtain at the yop of the picture evoke the symbols of temple icons
  • Shah Namah, the Persian Epic of the Kings
  • Bilvamangala's Balagopalastuti: folio 28 verso - 29 recto
  • Panjabi manuscript 255
  • Page 1 of Arabic manuscript on Alchemy by Razes
  • Illuminated "A", Antidotarium Magni Galeni, 13th C
  • The monk Phra Malai converses with Indra in heaven (top right) and a bodhisattva in heaven with accompanying angels (bottom)
  • Krsna enchants the natural and human worlds with his flute. Standing in the tribhangi or 'three bends' posture, Krsna plays the flute as enchanted gopis, cattle, and birds look on. A clump of trees act as a sheltering umbrella, the symbol of gods and kings in Indic iconography.
  • Persian couple copulating
  • Panjabi Manuscript 255
  • Bilvamangala's Balagopalastuti: folio 39 recto
  • Leo - Horoscope from 'The book of birth of Iskandar"
  • Shah Namah, the Persian Epic of the Kings
  • Manuscript letter from Thomas Dudley to H.H. Hickman, dated 24 Jan. 1847