- name is
important due to the po****rity of a
Latin translation known as
Almagestum made in the 12th
century from an
Arabic translation,
which would endure...
-
northern Italy aut****d the
present scheme of
Latin lunar nomenclature. His
Almagestum novum was
published in 1651 as
summary of then
current astronomical thinking...
- 73
years of age. One of Riccioli's most
significant works was his 1651
Almagestum Novum (New Almagest), an
encyclopedic work
consisting of over 1500 folio...
-
Francesco Grimaldi and
Giovanni Battista Riccioli in
their lunar map
Almagestum novum.
Michael van Langren, in his
Lumina Austriaca Philippica of 1645...
- agria, vel
aquifolia glandifera"
which Plukenet had compared, in his
Almagestum botani****, to
Luigi Anguillara's
Agrifolia glandifera, the noun 'Agrifolia'...
-
Robert Grant Aitken, New York: Dover, 1964, p. 1. Vol. 1, part 1, p. 422,
Almagestum Novum Archived 2011-08-10 at the
Wayback Machine,
Giovanni Battista Riccioli...
- new
ideas inspired by
reading the "Epitome of the Almagest" (Epitome in
Almagestum Ptolemei) by
George von
Peuerbach and
Johannes Regiomont**** (Venice,...
-
Grimaldi described the
effect in
connection with
artillery in the 1651
Almagestum Novum,
writing that
rotation of the
Earth should cause a
cannonball fired...
-
Giovanni Battista Riccioli (1598–1671) –
Jesuit astronomer who aut****d
Almagestum novum, an
influential encyclopedia of astronomy; the
first person to measure...
-
Reception of Copernicus'
Heliocentric Theory. Springer. ISBN 9789027703118.
Almagestum novum,
chapter nine,
cited in Graney,
Christopher M. (2012). "126 arguments...
