Ad orationem inauguralem de admiranda natura obstupescendisque effectibus subtilissimarum quarundam materiarum audiendam lectorem benevolum invitat
et ipso hoc programmate de methodo, qua solis observatae eclipses,itemque stellarum per lunam occultationes ad differentias meridianorum investigandas usurpari optime queant
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- Language: Latin
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Traditions: Occultism and esotericism
Subjects: Early works to 1800, Occultations, Solar eclipses
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| Edition | Date | Publisher | Language | ISBN | Access | Links |
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et ipso hoc programmate de methodo, qua solis observatae eclipses,itemque stellarum per lunam occultationes ad differentias meridianorum investigandas usurpari optime queant Open Library record | 1743 | Typis Ioh. Georgii Meyeri Acad. typogr. | Latin | — | No ebook |
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