Theatrum mundi, et temporis, in quo non solum praecipuae horum partes describuntur, & ratio metiendi eas traditur, sed accomodatissimis figuris sub oculos legentium facilè ponuntur. Ubi astrologiae principia cernuntur ad medicinam accommodata, Geographica ad navigationem, singul[a]e stellae cum suis imaginibus, item ad medicinam, & Dei opera cognoscenda, & contemplanda, Kalendarium Gregorianum ad divina officia, diesque festos celebrandos, et alia multa, quae studiosus lector facile in legendo cognoscet, ex quo fit, ut theologis, philosophis, medicis, astrologis, navigantibus, agricolis, & ceteris bonarum artium, & scientiarum professoribus sit opus utilissimum

Gallucci, Giovanni Paolo

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Title:	Theatrum mundi, et temporis, in quo non solum praecipuae horum partes describuntur, & ratio metiendi eas traditur, sed accomodatissimis figuris sub oculos legentium facilè ponuntur. Ubi astrologiae principia cernuntur ad medicinam accommodata, Geographica ad navigationem, singul[a]e stellae cum suis imaginibus, item ad medicinam, & Dei opera cognoscenda, & contemplanda, Kalendarium Gregorianum ad divina officia, diesque festos celebrandos, et alia multa, quae studiosus lector facile in legendo cognoscet, ex quo fit, ut theologis, philosophis, medicis, astrologis, navigantibus, agricolis, & ceteris bonarum artium, & scientiarum professoribus sit opus utilissimum
Authors:	Gallucci, Giovanni Paolo
Issue Date:	1588
Publisher:	apud Joannem Baptistam Somascum
Description:	M. do impr. Giovanni Battista Somasco grav. na p. de tít. com a divisa "Viribus jungenda sapientia". Cabeção, iniciais capitais, vinhetas de remate ornamentadas. Esta obra é considerada o primeiro atlas celeste moderno com edições em 1588, 1589 e 1603; em 1606 foi traduzida para castelhano. Grav. "Figura mundum novum continens" na p. 43. Tabela "Canon sexagenarius, vel sexagesimorum scrupulorum" na última folha, desdobrável. A obra contém 144 xilogravuras, 96 são esferas, 50 delas móveis, com o sistema cosmográfico aristotélico, uma esfera terrestre, outra armilar, diagramas do Sol e da Lua, órbitas planetárias, etc., e as restantes 48 são mapas que representam as constelações ptolomaicas. Assin.: //A20//4, //A65//4, A-Z//4, Aa-Zz//4, Aaa-Ooo//4.
URI:	https://hdl.handle.net/10316.2/70199
Rights:	open access
Appears in Collections:	Livro antigo

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