The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 8.

Orion the Hunter

Magruder, Kerry

January 2015

Three stars in a row make up Orion s belt, within a rectangle of four bright stars representing his ...

Kepler: \u27New Astronomy\u27

November 2014

Image of Johannes Kepler’s Astronomia Nova (New Astronomy) (1609, Heidelberg or Prague; first editio...

On Solar Clocks and Quadrants. Image 8.

Fine, Orance

January 1560

Book\u27s title page and frontispiece. Includes illustrations of mythical figures as well as the pub...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 8.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Image of the constellation of Andromeda restrained between two branches. Pg. 89.https://digitalcommo...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 7.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Illustration of the constellation of Cassiopeia enthroned. Pg. 88.https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/vis...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 1.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Title page/frontispiece.https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/visionsofscience/1078/thumbnail.jp

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 10.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Image of the constellation of Gemini. Pg. 101.https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/visionsofscience/1087/t...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 5.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Image of the constellation Arctophylax, the bee-keeper. Pg. 82.https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/vision...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 6.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Illustration of the constellation of Herculues with the head of a lion. Pg. 84.https://digitalcommon...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 2.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Map showing the zodiac with respect to the order they exist around the earth.https://digitalcommons....

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 9.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Illustration of Heniochus, the charioteer, constellation with the figure guiding the horses and bull...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 3.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Image of two female figures that represent the story of a constellation near Venus and Mercury. Pg. ...

[Andromeda] [cartographic material].

Bayer, Johann, 1572-1625.

January 1603

Map of Andromeda, the Chained Lady, a northern constellation.; Title from text on verso of map.; Pla...

De mundi et sphaerae ac utriusque partium declaratione : cum planetis et variis signis historiatis; sphere bundi

Hyginus

January 2013

Page image from bound volume which has the following bibliographic description: 96 unnumbered pages ...

The use of the astronomical playing-cards teaching any ordinary capacity by them to be acquainted with all the stars in heaven, to know their place in heaven, colour, nature, and bigness. As also the poetical reasons for every constellation, very useful, and pleasant, and delightful for all lovers of ingeniety. By Joseph Moxon hydrographer to the Kings most Excellent Majesty.

Moxon, Joseph.
Hood, Thomas, fl. 1582-1598. aut

January 1692

[2], 50, [9] p.With a caption title on p.15: Here follows the ancient stories of the several stars a...

Orion the Hunter

Magruder, Kerry

January 2015

Three stars in a row make up Orion s belt, within a rectangle of four bright stars representing his ...

Kepler: \u27New Astronomy\u27

November 2014

Image of Johannes Kepler’s Astronomia Nova (New Astronomy) (1609, Heidelberg or Prague; first editio...

On Solar Clocks and Quadrants. Image 8.

Fine, Orance

January 1560

Book\u27s title page and frontispiece. Includes illustrations of mythical figures as well as the pub...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 8.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Image of the constellation of Andromeda restrained between two branches. Pg. 89.https://digitalcommo...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 7.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Illustration of the constellation of Cassiopeia enthroned. Pg. 88.https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/vis...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 1.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Title page/frontispiece.https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/visionsofscience/1078/thumbnail.jp

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 10.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Image of the constellation of Gemini. Pg. 101.https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/visionsofscience/1087/t...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 5.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Image of the constellation Arctophylax, the bee-keeper. Pg. 82.https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/vision...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 6.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Illustration of the constellation of Herculues with the head of a lion. Pg. 84.https://digitalcommon...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 2.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Map showing the zodiac with respect to the order they exist around the earth.https://digitalcommons....

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 9.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Illustration of Heniochus, the charioteer, constellation with the figure guiding the horses and bull...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 3.

Hyginus, Gaius Julius

January 1482

Image of two female figures that represent the story of a constellation near Venus and Mercury. Pg. ...

[Andromeda] [cartographic material].

Bayer, Johann, 1572-1625.

January 1603

Map of Andromeda, the Chained Lady, a northern constellation.; Title from text on verso of map.; Pla...

De mundi et sphaerae ac utriusque partium declaratione : cum planetis et variis signis historiatis; sphere bundi

Hyginus

January 2013

Page image from bound volume which has the following bibliographic description: 96 unnumbered pages ...

The use of the astronomical playing-cards teaching any ordinary capacity by them to be acquainted with all the stars in heaven, to know their place in heaven, colour, nature, and bigness. As also the poetical reasons for every constellation, very useful, and pleasant, and delightful for all lovers of ingeniety. By Joseph Moxon hydrographer to the Kings most Excellent Majesty.

Moxon, Joseph.
Hood, Thomas, fl. 1582-1598. aut

January 1692

[2], 50, [9] p.With a caption title on p.15: Here follows the ancient stories of the several stars a...

Orion the Hunter

Magruder, Kerry

January 2015

Three stars in a row make up Orion s belt, within a rectangle of four bright stars representing his ...

Kepler: \u27New Astronomy\u27

November 2014

Image of Johannes Kepler’s Astronomia Nova (New Astronomy) (1609, Heidelberg or Prague; first editio...

On Solar Clocks and Quadrants. Image 8.

Fine, Orance

January 1560

Book\u27s title page and frontispiece. Includes illustrations of mythical figures as well as the pub...

The Poeticon astronomicon : being the illustrious astronomer\u27s exposition of the lore of the world and the heavenly sphere, together with the stories of the planets and constellations. Image 8.

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