'Hawk [stomach]' mb-code JS55485109 William Caxton's house in the

William Caxton's house in the Almonry

A friar holds out a book

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Duke of Clarence

View of the south side of St Paul's Cathedral

'Hawk [stomach]' mb-code JS55485109 William Caxton's house in thePlate 12, figures 2 and 3, 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. External and internal appearance of the stomach of a hawk. The work is inscribed below 'Hawk natural size' and above 'To be put On the Plate with the [Human or struck through] Lynx.' Not signed. Attached to figure 1 by red sealing wax. Original: