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The Resource Astronomia I. Bassantini Scoti : opus absolutissimum, in quo, quidquid vnquam peritiores mathematici in caelis obseruarunt eo ordine eaq́[ue] methodo traditur, vt cuiuis posthac facilè innotescant quaecumque de astris ac planetis, necnon de eorum variis orbibus, motibus, passionibus, &c. dici possunt : ad sereniss. principem D. Fridericum IIII comitem Palatinum ad Rhenum, S.R. imperij electorem primarium Bauariae ducem, &c

Astronomia I. Bassantini Scoti : opus absolutissimum, in quo, quidquid vnquam peritiores mathematici in caelis obseruarunt eo ordine eaq́[ue] methodo traditur, vt cuiuis posthac facilè innotescant quaecumque de astris ac planetis, necnon de eorum variis orbibus, motibus, passionibus, &c. dici possunt : ad sereniss. principem D. Fridericum IIII comitem Palatinum ad Rhenum, S.R. imperij electorem primarium Bauariae ducem, &c

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Publication
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[4], 262, [2] pages
Note
  • Name and dates for author from CERL Thesaurus online
  • Signatures: [par.]2 A-Z4 Aa-Kk4
  • Woodcuts: device of Jean de Tournes on title page, featuring a sower sowing seed in a field, with motto "Son art en Dieu;" an intertwined ribbon tail-piece on page, with same motto; initials, including large pictorial white initials, white floriated initials on black criblé background, and large black initial on foliatedblack and white background; head- and tail-pieces; extensively illustrated with geometric and astronomical diagrams for determining longitude and latitute, and showing the movement of the planets; world globes, a large woodcut of Atlas supporting the world on his shoulders (page 47); astronomical tables, and 17 full-page volvelles, including several containing smaller volvelles within, used for calculating movement of the planets, time, longitude, location of the constellations, etc
  • Text printed in large roman type, with headings in large italic type
  • Includes index
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Astronomia I. Bassantini Scoti : opus absolutissimum, in quo, quidquid vnquam peritiores mathematici in caelis obseruarunt eo ordine eaq́[ue] methodo traditur, vt cuiuis posthac facilè innotescant quaecumque de astris ac planetis, necnon de eorum variis orbibus, motibus, passionibus, &c. dici possunt : ad sereniss. principem D. Fridericum IIII comitem Palatinum ad Rhenum, S.R. imperij electorem primarium Bauariae ducem, &c
Title
Astronomia I. Bassantini Scoti
Title remainder
opus absolutissimum, in quo, quidquid vnquam peritiores mathematici in caelis obseruarunt eo ordine eaq́[ue] methodo traditur, vt cuiuis posthac facilè innotescant quaecumque de astris ac planetis, necnon de eorum variis orbibus, motibus, passionibus, &c. dici possunt : ad sereniss. principem D. Fridericum IIII comitem Palatinum ad Rhenum, S.R. imperij electorem primarium Bauariae ducem, &c
Title variation
Astronomia
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Language
lat
Cataloging source
SMI
Citation location within source
38:425
Citation source
National union catalog, pre-1956 imprints
Illustrations
  • illustrations
  • charts
Index
index present
Literary form
non fiction
Label
Astronomia I. Bassantini Scoti : opus absolutissimum, in quo, quidquid vnquam peritiores mathematici in caelis obseruarunt eo ordine eaq́[ue] methodo traditur, vt cuiuis posthac facilè innotescant quaecumque de astris ac planetis, necnon de eorum variis orbibus, motibus, passionibus, &c. dici possunt : ad sereniss. principem D. Fridericum IIII comitem Palatinum ad Rhenum, S.R. imperij electorem primarium Bauariae ducem, &c
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Name and dates for author from CERL Thesaurus online
  • Signatures: [par.]2 A-Z4 Aa-Kk4
  • Woodcuts: device of Jean de Tournes on title page, featuring a sower sowing seed in a field, with motto "Son art en Dieu;" an intertwined ribbon tail-piece on page, with same motto; initials, including large pictorial white initials, white floriated initials on black criblé background, and large black initial on foliatedblack and white background; head- and tail-pieces; extensively illustrated with geometric and astronomical diagrams for determining longitude and latitute, and showing the movement of the planets; world globes, a large woodcut of Atlas supporting the world on his shoulders (page 47); astronomical tables, and 17 full-page volvelles, including several containing smaller volvelles within, used for calculating movement of the planets, time, longitude, location of the constellations, etc
  • Text printed in large roman type, with headings in large italic type
  • Includes index
Dimensions
43 cm (folio)
Extent
[4], 262, [2] pages
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect, leaves Cc4 and Kk4 wanting, and several volvelles lacking parts. Bound in modern brown leather; fillets; gold-stamped spine title "Bassantin. Astronomia." Contemporary [?] faded ownership inscription on title page of the Convent of the Discalced Carmelites ("Carmelitarum Discalceatorum Conuentus ...isuntini") In modern mustard cloth phase box, in tan leather and marbled paper slipcase.
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illustrations (woodcuts)
System control number
  • (OCoLC)13032799
  • ucoclc13032799
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Astronomia I. Bassantini Scoti : opus absolutissimum, in quo, quidquid vnquam peritiores mathematici in caelis obseruarunt eo ordine eaq́[ue] methodo traditur, vt cuiuis posthac facilè innotescant quaecumque de astris ac planetis, necnon de eorum variis orbibus, motibus, passionibus, &c. dici possunt : ad sereniss. principem D. Fridericum IIII comitem Palatinum ad Rhenum, S.R. imperij electorem primarium Bauariae ducem, &c
Publication
Note
  • Name and dates for author from CERL Thesaurus online
  • Signatures: [par.]2 A-Z4 Aa-Kk4
  • Woodcuts: device of Jean de Tournes on title page, featuring a sower sowing seed in a field, with motto "Son art en Dieu;" an intertwined ribbon tail-piece on page, with same motto; initials, including large pictorial white initials, white floriated initials on black criblé background, and large black initial on foliatedblack and white background; head- and tail-pieces; extensively illustrated with geometric and astronomical diagrams for determining longitude and latitute, and showing the movement of the planets; world globes, a large woodcut of Atlas supporting the world on his shoulders (page 47); astronomical tables, and 17 full-page volvelles, including several containing smaller volvelles within, used for calculating movement of the planets, time, longitude, location of the constellations, etc
  • Text printed in large roman type, with headings in large italic type
  • Includes index
Dimensions
43 cm (folio)
Extent
[4], 262, [2] pages
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect, leaves Cc4 and Kk4 wanting, and several volvelles lacking parts. Bound in modern brown leather; fillets; gold-stamped spine title "Bassantin. Astronomia." Contemporary [?] faded ownership inscription on title page of the Convent of the Discalced Carmelites ("Carmelitarum Discalceatorum Conuentus ...isuntini") In modern mustard cloth phase box, in tan leather and marbled paper slipcase.
Other physical details
illustrations (woodcuts)
System control number
  • (OCoLC)13032799
  • ucoclc13032799

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