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coelestibus,
aureum opusculum, 1472-1475. Poem in
three books of filosofic-astrologic
topic dedicated to
Ferdinand II of Aragon. De
rebus coelestibus...
- ISBN 978-1-107-03174-6. Huygens, C. (1698). ΚΟΣΜΟΘΕΩΡΟΣ, sive De
terris cœlestibus earumque ornatu conjecturae (in Latin). The Hague: Apud A. Moetjens, bibliopolam...
- (1690) Traité de la lumiére (French) (1698) ΚΟΣΜΟΘΕΩΡΟΣ, sive De
terris cœlestibus Archived 3
October 2020 at the
Wayback Machine (Latin)
Huygensmuseum Hofwijck...
- the
Arian around 1670.
Francis Turretin published De
Tribus Testibus Coelestibus in 1674 and the
verse was a
central focus of the
writings of
Symon Patrick...
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Ptolemaei sententias (in Latin). Basel:
Andreas Cratander. 1531. De
rebus coelestibus (in Latin). Firenze:
eredi Filippo Giunta (1.). 1520. Commentariorum...
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differing height of the sky) De cœlo
superiore (on the
upper sky) De
aquis cœlestibus (on the
celestial waters) De
quinque circulis mundi (on the five circles...
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preserved in
single m****cript.
Giovanni Pontano cites it in his De
rebus coelestibus and in
Urania he
indicates awareness of Cortesi's
astronomical studies...
- be good, let
alone perfect. Thus St.
Jerome wrote: "Perfectio vera in
coelestibus" — true
perfection is to be
found only in heaven. As
early as the 5th...
- The
Bagster family said the
Latin version, "multæ
terricolis linguæ,
cœlestibus una", was
composed by
William Greenfield. The two
versions appear on Greenfield's...
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topic of the
arrangement of the spheres.
Chapters 5 and 7, De
circulis coelestibus and De eclipsibus,
cover the same
topics as
Parts II and IV of Sacrobosco's...
