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Moveablemondays Astronomicum Caesareum

"The most spectacular contribution of the book-maker's art to sixteenth-century science" from the library of Grand Duchess Maria ... With its hand-colored...

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Astronomicum Caesareum Illustrations eclipses and comets shown

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Treasures of the RAS: Astronomicum Caesareum

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Petrus Apianus’ Astronomicum Caesareum

"The most spectacular contribution of the book-maker's art to sixteenth-century science" from the library of Grand Duchess Maria ...

Using the Astronomicum Caesareum Book

With its hand-colored illustrations, this splendid book is a feast for the eyes just to leaf through. But it was designed and marketed ...

'Astronomicum Caesareum' with Ian Fowler

Listen to expert Library staff discuss some of the extraordinary items in the Polonsky Exhibition of The New York Public Library's ...

Using heritage science to investigate the Astronomicum Caesareum

With Flavia Fiorillo, Research Associate in Heritage Science.

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Conserving the Astronomicum Caesareum

With Edward Cheese, Book and Manuscript Conservator.

Petrus Apianus Astronomicum Caesareum, Ingolstadt 1540

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Sign of the Macrocosm from Astronomicum Caesareum 1540

Notice the hand pen by Nostradamus representing the dragon. Not only we see them in the sky and in space but they where also ...

#MoveableMondays: Mariner's Compass

The Mariners-Compass Rectified” by Andrew Wakely was originally published in 1665. 17th century copies are quite rare, but the ...

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