1609 Ephemerides Brandenburgicae Coelestium Motuum et Temporum ANTIQUE astrology

Ephemerides Brandenburgicae Coelestium Motuum et Temporum

(covering 1625 to 1654)

by  German mathematician and astronomer David Origanus
(David Tost, 1558–1628), who taught at the Viadrina University in Frankfurt an der Oder.


Frankfurt an der Oder (Francofurtis cis Viadrum): Joannes Eichorn; 1609

Ephemerides detailing day-by-day positions of the Sun, Moon, and planets, calculated using both Tychonic (Tycho Brahe) and Copernican systems.

Engraved title page flanked by historical astronomers/philosophers in the architectural border, notably labeled Ptolomeus (Ptolemy) on the left and Plinius (Pliny) on the right.

Original vellum , lacks ties, manuscript title to the spine,  binding is firmly attached, blue edges

Some wear of vellum, very good interior condition

Illustrated

Size 8 by 10 1/4"

Text in Latin
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