Titlebook: Alessandro Piccolomini’s Early Astronomical Works: I. An Exploration of Their Cultural Significance; With Editions and Tr Kristen Lippincot

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Kristen LippincottOffers the first interdisciplinary study of Alessandro Piccolomini’s two early astronomical works.Includes modern editions of the original Italian texts and an English translation of both treatises.Pr

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978-3-031-56788-9The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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2509-310X talian texts and an English translation of both treatises.Pr.This book presents the first interdisciplinary study 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 earliest sc