Fig. XLII. Bumylos simplex
Georg Andreas Böckler · 1617 - 1687
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Fig. XLII. Bumylos simplex, Georg Andreas Böckler (1662). Via artnap.com
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An engraved plate, numbered XLII at upper right, shows a horse-powered mill with a large ox turning a geared wheel that drives millstones in a timber interior. Below, grain sacks are stacked beside two seated figures working at the lower millstone.
