1609 Novae Motuum Caelestium Ephemerides Brandenburgicae ANTIQUE astrology

Novae Motuum Caelestium Ephemerides Brandenburgicae,
Annorum LX, Incipientes ab Anno 1595, & Desinentes in Annum 1655 (New Brandenburg Ephemerides of the Celestial Motions for 60 Years, from 1595 to 1655)

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

It provides day-by-day calculations of planetary and solar/lunar positions using both Tychonic and Copernican models, alongside chronological, astronomical, and astrological data.

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 blind ruled leather, spine with raised bands , binding is firmly attached

Minor toning, very good condition

Illustrated

With Ex libris Professor, Astronomer, Historian & Bibliophile Owen Gingerich.

Size 8 by 10"

Text in Latin
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