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Book 2024e stars. As such, Piccolomini’s guide to the heavens should be seen as a distant forerunner of the successful genre of elementary handbooks that were developed in the late 18th century, and which remain popular with amateur stargazers even in the 21st century...The book also addresses how Piccolomin
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Book 2024De le Stelle Fisse.. First published in Venice in 1540, the two treatises are amongst the earliest scientific texts written in the vernacular (Italian) and were specifically composed to make astronomical principles and practices available to a lay reader...Whereas .De la Sfera del Mondo. is essentia
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The Tables in ,ue of Piccolomini’s Tables within the context for which they were designed, the present chapter attempts to discover how accurate the data in them is and to throw useful light on the strengths and weaknesses of Piccolomini’s compilation method.
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发表于 2025-3-26 10:52:49
2509-310Xof Piccolomini‘s astronomical charts.Presents a careful stu.This book presents the first detailed scientific examination of Alessandro Piccolomini’s two early astronomical works – .De la Sfera del Mondo. and .De le Stelle Fisse.. First published in Venice in 1540, the two treatises are amongst the
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Colin Scott,Henriette Lundgren,Paul Thompson, he may have copied its positional data from one of the three kinds of cartographic mappings available in the middle of the sixteenth century: constellation cycles, celestial maps, and celestial globes. In addition, the directional labelling used on Piccolomini’s maps, that has puzzled several modern commentators, is examined in detail.