The Radcliffe Camera (aka Radcam), another part of the Bodleian Library, and a very beautiful and distinctive building. As soon as I went there, I started recognizing it in the background of movies.
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3 comments:
Where does the word "Camera" come from with this building (original meaning)? Great talking to you yesterday - love Mom xoxoxo
Camera is a Late Latin word meaning "chamber". And at the Universitas Oxoniensis, Latin is quite
Thanks - I thought you might know. xoxox
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