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Author
Murer, Jodocus, 1530-1580
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[Zurich Kanton] Eigentliche Verzeichnuss der Stätten, Graffschafften vnd Herrschafften, welche in der Statt Zürich Gebiet vnd Landscafft gehörig seind
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10800.000
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Reprinted in 1670 from the original 1566 woodcut plates. Oriented with north toward the upper left. Map on six sheets joined, surrounded by ornamental border on 10 sheets. Relief, vegetation, and populated places shown pictorially.
Author
[Forlani, Paolo, Lafreri, Antonio]
Full Title
Nuova, et copiosa, descrittione di tutto l'Egitto. Pur hora da Paulo Forlani Veronese intagliata. in Venetia l'anna 1566.
List No
14039.000
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Woodcut map of Egypt, featuring the Nile River. Relief shown pictorially. Decorative cartouche. Map 26 x 34 cm, on sheet 29 x 37 cm. Generally regarded as the first modern map of Egypt. Abraham Ortelius would later use Forlani's map as the prototype for his map of Egypt. Forlani was among the leading Venetian mapmakers active in the 1560s and 1570s. His work is often referred to as part of the "Lafreri School" of mapmakers.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Title Page to) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.002
Note
The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Text Page to) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.011
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Text to the star charts, and description to four sizes of stars. Stella della prima. stella della seconda. stella della terza. stella della quarta.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
De l'Orsa minore. Figura. I. De l'Orsa maggiore. Figura. II. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.012
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2 Woodcut star charts: Ursa minor and Ursa Major.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
Del Drago. Figura. III. Di Ceffo. Figura. IIII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.013
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2 Woodcut star charts: Draco Constellation and Cepheus constellation.
Author
Finaeus, Orontius
Full Title
(Facsimile) Finaeus - 1566. 17. 53. Cordiform map of the world by Orontius Finaeus.Copper-print by Cimerlinus 1566. Reproduced from Facsimile of a Copper Print by J.P. Cimerlinus (in Nordenskjold's Facsimile Atlas, Stockholm, 1889, p. 89,) in Library of U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, D.C. Lith. by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, MD.
List No
1122.022
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Covers to) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.001
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The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Text page) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.003
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The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Text page) (Continues) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.004
Note
The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Text page) (Continues) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.005
Note
The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Contents to) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.006
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The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Contents to) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.007
Note
The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Contents to) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.008
Note
The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Contents to) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.009
Note
The first star atlas, here in a later edition. The sphere of the world, by the Italian cardinal Alessandro Piccolomini, produced in 6 parts (Libro primo-Libro sisto), four of which were expanded, and almost every part revised and updated. With star charts and tables. Piccolomini produced the first star atlas in 1540, as a guide to the recognition of the stars in the night sky, the charts of the constellations shown without the mythologic figures for the benefit of the precision with which the stars are placed, divided in four sizes, and named with Western symbols in progression, starting with the brightest star. On his maps Piccolomini indicates the stellar magnitudes, the direction of the equatorial pole and the direction of daily rotation of the celestial sphere, which with the modification subsequently made by Bayer remains in use today. The work proved wildly popular, with twelve editions in Italian and Latin within the 16th century. This 1566 edition, with woodcut title page, decorated with vignette at the center, presents 252 pages of bibliographic description, 47 pages of woodcut detailed star charts and tables in pages 25-94. Stars are identified by letters for a given constellation, supplemented by a graduated scale, not always the same, and the indication of the north pole. The tables are preceded by a section where each constellation is briefly described by listing the stars, their position and the most important mythological references "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo". Bound in limp parchment, with manuscript titling on spine.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Composite text) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. Di nuouo da lui ripolita, accresciuta, & fino a sei libri, di quattro che erano, ampliata, & quasi per ogni parte rinouata, & riformata. Con priuilegio. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
List No
11667.010
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Composite text: pages 1-252.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
Di Boote o vero Arturo. Figura. V. De la Corona d'Ariadna. Figura. VI. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.014
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2 Woodcut star charts: Bootes Constellation and Corona Borealis constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
De Hercole. Figura. VII. De la Libra. Figura. VIII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.015
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2 Woodcut star charts: Hercules Constellation and Libra Constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Cigno. Figura. IX. Di Cassiopea. Figura. X. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.016
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2 Woodcut star charts: Cassiopeia Constellation and Cygnus Constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Di Perseeo. Figura. XI. De I'inventor del Carro. Figura. XII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.017
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2 Woodcut star charts: Perseus Constellation and Auriga Constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Quel che tiene il Serpe. Figura. XIII. Del serpente d'Esculapio. Figura. XIV. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.018
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2 Woodcut star charts: Ophiuchus Constellation and Serpens Constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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De la Saetta. Figura. XV. De l'Aquila. Figura. XVI. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.019
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2 Woodcut star charts: Sagitta Constellation and Aquila (Eagle) Constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Delfino. Figura. XVII. Del Cavallo Alato. Figura. XIX. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.020
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2 Woodcut star charts: Delphinus Constellation and Pegasus Constellation. Skipped Figura XVIII.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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D'Andromeda. Figura. XX. Del Triangolo. Figura. XXI. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.021
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2 Woodcut star charts: Andromeda Constellation and Triangula Constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Tauro. Figura. XXII. Del Montone. Figura. XXIII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.022
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2 Woodcut star charts: Taurus Constellation and Aries Constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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De l'Gemegli. Figura. XXIIII. Del Cancro. Figura. XXV. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.023
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2 Woodcut star charts: Gemini Constellation and Cancer Constellation.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Leone. Figura. XXVI. De la Virgine. Figura. XXVII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.024
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Leo and Constellation Virgo.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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De la Libra. Figura. XXVIII. De lo Scorpione. Figura. XXXIX. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.025
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Libra and Constellation Scorpio.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Sagittario. Figura. XXX. Del Capricorno. Figura. XXXI. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.026
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Sagittarius and Constellation Capricornus.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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De l'Aquario. Figura. XXXII. Del Pesci. Figura. XXXIII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.027
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Aquarius and Constellation Pisces.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Ceto, o ver Balena. Figura. XXXIIII. Di Orione. Figura. XXXV. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.028
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Cetus and Constellation Orion.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Fiune. Figura. XXXVI. De la Lepre. Figura. XXXVII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.029
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Eridanus and Constellation Lepus.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Can Sirio, rove Cane maggiore. Figura. XXXVIII. De la Canicula. Figura. XXXIX. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.030
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Canis minor and Constellation Canis Major.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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De la Nave. Figura. XL. De l'Hidra. Figura. XLI. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.031
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Argo Navis and Constellation Hydra.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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De la Tazza o ver Vaso. Figura. XLII. Del Corvo. Figura. XLIII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.032
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Crater and Constellation Corvus.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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Del Centauro. Figura. XLIIII. Del Lupo. Figura. XLV. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.033
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Centaurus and Constellation Lupus.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
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De l'Altare. Figura. XLVI. De la Corona Australe. Figura. XLVII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.034
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2 Woodcut star charts: Constellation Ara and Constellation Corona Borealis.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
Del Pesce Australe. Figura. XLVIII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.035
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Woodcut star chart: Constellation Piscis Austrinus.
Author
Piccolomini, Alessandro, 1508-1578
Full Title
(Composite text) Tabula I-XLVII. (to accompany) La sfera del mondo di M. Alessandro Piccolomini. In Venetia per Giovanni Varisco e compagni, MDLXVI (1566).
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11667.036
Note
Tables 1-47, with text: "Con quale grado del Zodiaco nascano et tramontino le principali Stelle del cielo".
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