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The observation of the stars has never just been a matter of ‘science’, but has constantly interacted with other domains, such as philosophy, literature, medicine, religion, history and magic. Consequently, the history of astronomical writings involves very diverse skills and, therefore, calls for a...

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Format:	Online
Language:	English Italian French
Published:	Fondazione Università Ca' Foscari 2024
Subjects:	Hyginus,Aratus,Cosmography,Castasterism,Astronomy,Editorial Technique,Book illustration,Manuel Bryenne,Diagram,Harmony of the spheres,Renaissance,Italian Humanism,Book Illustration,Star iconography,History of Libraries,Ancient astronomy,Celestial mythology,Treatises on Astrolabe,Owners and provenances,Astronomical illustration,Astronomical ancient printed books,Medieval manuscripts,Italian humanism,Astronomical Manuscripts,Catalogues and Shelfmarks,Hipparchus,Computer-assisted Critical Editions,Illuminated manuscripts,Zenith star method,Incunables,Classics,Incunables Classical tradition,Astrothesy,Manuscripts,Marciana National Library, Venice,Medieval astronomy,Eratosthenes,Harmonica,Pythagoreanism,Mediaeval astronomy,Aratean tradition,Cristannus De Prachaticz,Authorities,Classical Tradition,Illumination,Ancient Greek Music,Ancient and Modern,Aldine Press,Astral Mythology,Digital Stemmatology,Ptolemy,Ancient constellations,Constellations,Circumference of the earth
Online Access:	ONIX_20240222_9788869691652_141
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