1629 ASTROLOGY ASTRONOMY Talliacozzo Novae Caelestium Motuum Ephemerides ANTIQUE

Andreae Argoli
(1570–1657), an Italian mathematician, astronomer, and professor.

a Talliacozzo Novae Caelestium Motuum Ephemerides

(New Ephemerides of Celestial Motions)

 Tomus Secundus

Rome: Guglielmo Facciotti ;1629 (M. DC. XXIX)

Frontis featuring a central  engraving of a classical face framed within celestial rays. 

With some in-text engravings


covering the years 1620 to 1640,

Astronomical and astrological ephemerides based on the author's own calculations harmonized with Danish (Brahe/Kepler) and Rudolphine tables.


Original limp vellum binding with manuscript title to the spine, toning, first 12 leaves with damaged upper corner, repaired hole in the title page

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

Size 7 by 9 1/3"

Text in Latin
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