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  1. Campanus of Novara & Medieval Planetary Theory: "Theorica Planetarum" (Medieval Science Series; No. 16) by Campano, 1972-06
  2. Campanus of Novara: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Judson Knight, 2001
  3. Campanus of Novara: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Stephen D. Norton, 2001
  4. Campanus of Novara and Medieval Planetary Theory, Theorica Planetarum by Francis S. & G.J. Toomer, Eds. Benjamin, 1971
  5. Campanus of Novara and Euclid's Elements (Boethius. Texte und Abhandlungen zur Geschichte der Mathematik und der Naturwissenschaften) by H. L. L. Busard, 2005-12-01
  6. Campanus of Novara and Medieval Planetary Theory, Theorica Planetarum by Francis S. & G.J. Toomer, Eds. Benjamin, 1971
  7. Campanus of Novara and Medieval Planetary Theory by Francis S. & G.J. Toomer, Eds. Benjamin, 1971
  8. Campanus of Novara and Medieval Planetary Theory, Theorica Planetarum
  9. Campanus of Novara and Medieval Planetary Theory, Theorica Planetarum by Benjamin C. Dennis, 1971

81. Centro De Estudios Moriscos De Andalucia (C.E.M.A) - EL SEXAGENARIUM: UNA APORTA
Translate this page Conviene reseñar la existencia ya en el siglo XIII de los ecuatoriosde campanus de novara (22) y el de Henri Bate de Malines (23).
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82. Information Und Kommunikation In Geschichte Und Gegenwart
Johannes campanus von novara 1260?), die udT Elementa Geometriae (lat
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Die erste und einzige namentlich bekannte deutsche Handschriftenkopistin Der erste namentlich bekannte deutsche Kupferstecher Tanzschrift 15. Jh. erhalten. Hier wurde der Ablauf eines Tanzes mit Hilfe von Buchstaben festgehalten. 15. Jh. als ein neues Kommunikationsmittel die sogenannten Bilderbogen
Mit der Entwicklung der im 15. Jh. Kutschen
Aus dem Jahr ) in Korea wohl um 1403 offiziell eingerichtet. Kriegstechnik Der Holzschnitt
Die erste Landkarte /1440 in einen offiziellen Aktenband der Stadt Basel eingetragen, in dem es erhalten blieb. Mnemotechnik xx Das Jahr ist als das fiktive Jahr der Erfindung des Buchdrucks
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83. Dizionario Lunare - C
campanus , che sembra designare un sistema Nomeassegnato dal Riccioli nel 1651 - Giovanni Campano da novara (XIII sec
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C CABÆUS - Cratere in prossimità del polo sud lunare, 84,9°S / 35,5°W; diametro circa 98 km, pareti abbastanza alte. Nome assegnato dal Riccioli nel 1651 - Niccolò Cabeo (1586-1650): matematico, filosofo e astronomo italiano. CAJAL - Piccolo cratere nella zona nord del Mare Tranquillitatis , 12,6°N / 31,1°E; diametro 9 km, altezza 1800 m. Ex Jansen F Santiago Ramon y Cajal (1852-1934): medico spagnolo; studioso del sistema nervo, dimostrò l'individualità delle cellule nervose ( neuroni ) soistologo spagnolo. Nobel 1906 con C. Golgi CALIPPUS - Cratere nella zona settentrionale del Caucasus , 38,9°N / 10,7°E; diametro 33 km, altezza 2690 m. Nome assegnato dal Riccioli nel 1651. Rima Calippus : solco a sud-est del cratere omonimo, 37°N / 13°E; lunghezza 40 km - Callippo di Cizico (370-325 a. C.): astronomo greco, vissuto anche ad Atene, dove collaborò per un periodo con Aristotele ; aumentò il numero delle sfere di Marte, Venere e Mercurio (portandole a 33) ed eliminò in questo modo le discordanze rese sempre più evidenti dal perfezionarsi delle osservazioni. Con lui e con Eudosso ha fine l’astronomia intesa come semplice cosmologia o cosmogonia inserita in un sistema di filosofia della natura; infatti da questi due autori l’astronomia viene piuttosto intesa come costruzione di teorie matematiche atte a spiegare i fenomeni quali sono configurati da lunghe, accurate e sistematiche osservazioni, con le quali, successivamente, si controllano le teorie medesime.

84. Neue Seite 1
Translate this page Cajori, Florian (1859 - 1930). Callipus (um 370 - um 310 v. Chr.). campanus vonNovara (1220 - 1296)). Campbell, John (1862 - 1924). Camus, Charles (1699 - 1768).
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85. Los Símbolos Astrológicos
Translate this page Gracias a el, la Iglesia durante esta época acepto la Astrología. Juan Campanusnacido en novara, fue el primer traductor y comentador de Euclides.
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var width = "220"; var border = "1"; var offsetx = 15; var offsety = 15; Asia: del 400 d.C al 1200 d.C
Aryabhata: Elementos de calculo El tiempo y sus medidas Esferas Brahmagupta: Figuras de los escalones de los astros , y de los
E l I s l á m
Al-Kindi: Messahallah:
  • De rebus ecclypsium De electionibus De coniunctionibus planetarum De receptionibus planetarum De revolutionibus annorum mundi
Naubajta (Musa Ibn Naubajt): (860 /940) de Bagdad, tenemos dos obras: Kitab al azmina wa-l- duhur y Kitab al Kamil Almanzor (Yahia Ibn Ali Mansur): es autor del Liber Almansoris que parece ser la fuente de las conocidas y traducidas Ciento cincuenta proposiciones de Almanzor , muy divulgadas como Alcabitius (Abd Al Aziz Al Kabisi): Ad magisterium iudiciorum astrorum y De coniuntionibus planetorium in doudecim signis Ali Ben Ragel (Ali Ibn Abi-l-Ridjal): El libro conplido de los iudicios de las estrellas Otros libros del autor:
  • De iudiciis seu fatis stellarum De revolutionibus nativitatem Regulae utiles de electionibus
Al Biruni: Entre las obras más importantes de Al-Biruni está Canon , su estudio más amplio sobre astronomía;

86. G. J. Toomer
Published by Springer Verlag (January 2001) Price $129.00. Campanusof novara Medieval Planetary Theory Theorica Planetarum
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Written by Ptolemy G. J. Toomer
Published by Princeton Univ Pr (October 1998) ISBN 0691002606 Price $55.00 Philosophical Essay on Probabilities This nontechnical writing is quite different from others. There are mathematical formulas, but they are expressed in words, without symbols. The interesting is that Laplace motivates the use of probability theory with exemples of all branches of human knowledge. More than this, he argue that the entire system of human knowledge is conected with that theory, because most important problems of human life are problems in probability. This book is an opportunity to read an original and historica... more...

87. NEG
Translate this page Lateinische. Um 1270 hat der italienische Gelehrte campanus von Novaraeine Überarbeitung dieser Übersetzung erstellt. Seit 1482
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Geschichte des Parallelenproblems
von Klaus Volkert
In der Mathematik gibt es keinen Gegenstand, über welchen so viel gesprochen, geschrieben und gestritten ist, ohne zu einem erwünschten, entscheidenden Resultat gekommen zu sein, als die Parallelentheorie, sodaß sie d'Alembert "l'écueil et le scandale des éléments de Géométrie" nannte. (Sohnke 1838, 368)
(Sohnke 1838, 368)
Vorbemerkung:
Einleitung

Die folgenden 5 Kapitel behandeln im Wesentlichen chronologisch die wichtigsten Etappen der Entwicklung der nichteuklidischen Geometrie. Elemente Elementen Allerdings dauerte es noch einige Jahrzehnte, bis diese fundamental neue Auffassung des geometrischen Raumes als Teil der Mathematik akzeptiert und die Fruchtbarkeit der neuen Konzepte weitere wichtige mathematische Entdeckungen nach sich zog.
1 Euklids Parallelentheorie
Elementen (entstanden etwa 280 v. Chr.). Darin hat Euklid systematisch die gesamte Mathematik seiner Zeit aufgearbeitet. Der Vorbildcharakter der Elemente Elemente Elemente Elemente Elemente
Definition 23: parallel (Quelle: Simplikios, in: Rudio 1905, 53).

88. Astronomy - What's Been Published
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89. Archival Materials Visit Carrier Library
Euclid (ca. 300 BC) The text is the translation of a certain Campanusde novara (before 1260) from the Arabic into Latin. This first
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    Cosmographica by Peter Apian. 1524 Professor Gerhard Betsch of Tübingen University in Germany spoke on "Early Works in Mathematics and Science" on Tuesday, July 24 in room 301 of Carrier Library.
    Astronomiae instauratae mechanica
    by Tycho Brahe 1602
    Dr. Betsch's presentation included a display of fifteen of these early imprints from the rare book vault at the University of Virginia provided especially for this occasion. These titles included works from famous scientists whose publications appeared from the 1400's through the1700's: Peter Apian, Robert Boyle, Tycho Brahe, Copernicus, Descartes, Euclid, Leonhard Euler, John, Flamsteed, Isaac Newton, Paracelsus, Johannes Sacro Bosco, and Andreas Vesalius. Many of the books on loan were personal copies of works collected by Thomas Jefferson. Dr. Betsch discussed the reasons for collecting rare books, their place in history, and their role in the development of mathematics and science and in developing an understanding of the scientific revolution. The works were displayed in order of their publication, and this display helped place each in the context of the time and how each related to subsequent work. Dr. Betsch's love and knowledge of the texts was on display as he told of the contentious relationship between Brahe and Keppler, the animus between Newton and Flamsteed, and how Brahe came to lose his nose. Dr. Betsch noted the reluctance with which Copernicus approached publishing his work and directed the audience to the Preface of his work
  • 90. HELGE KRAGH
    betydning. Peder har kendt til fremtrædende astronomer som Campanusde novara (ca. 12401300) og Guillaume de St. Cloud (ca. 1290
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    Welcome Information Research Staff ... Courses Archives Seminars Publications The Steno Museum Web links ... Search IVH site 2. Den katolske middelalder (ca. 1050-1540) af Helge Kragh. Udkast 21. marts 2001 Klik her for at åbne pdf-version Almen historisk oversigt Lærdom, klostre og teknologi Medicin og lægemidler ... Mulige figurer 2.1 Almen historisk oversigt I dansk historieskrivning betegner middelalderen ofte perioden fra omkring 1050, hvor Sven Estridsen påbegyndte oprettelsen af bispedømmer, til reformationens indførelse i 1536. I disse næsten 500 år var den katolske kirke den vigtigste institution, i Danmark såvel som i det øvrige Europa. Blandt de nye bispesæder var især Roskilde og Lund meget rige, idet de modtog store gaver allerede i 1000-tallet. I starten af det næste århundrede (1103) blev et nordisk ærkesæde oprettet i Lund, hvor den storslåede domkirke blev indviet i 1144 på initiativ af ærkebiskop Eskil. Norden blev herved frigjort fra den tyske kirkelig indflydelse, der var udgået fra Hamburg. Under Christian II's efterfølger, Frederik I (1523-1533), kom de lutherske tanker for alvor til landet og gjorde sig hurtigt gældende i en række købstæder. Efter et par år med borgerkrig (Grevens Fejde) kunne Christian III krones som landets nye konge (1534-1559). På dette tidspunkt var han ikke blot konge af Danmark - inklusive Skåne, Halland, Blekinge og Gotland - men også af Norge og dermed herre over Færøerne, Island og Grønland. Det danske rige var stort. I 1536 afskaffede kongen og hans rådgivere det katolske bispevælde og gennemførte den lutherske reformation af kirken. I den nye samfundsorden var der kun to virkelige magtfaktorer, adelen og kongen. Kirken var stadig af stor politisk og især kulturel betydning, men den var nu i al væsentlighed underlagt de verdslige magtfaktorers orden. Der er god grund til også i lærdomshistorisk henseende at betegne reformationen i 1536 som et afgørende brud.

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    93. Vol. 3 Ch. 1
    Introduction. 2. Early Theories. 3. Philosophy. 4. Art History. 5. Psychology. 6. Social Sciences. 7. Marxism. 8. History of Printing. 9. Stages. 10. Media. 11. Narrative. 12. Optics, Mathematics, and Science. 13. Instruments. 14. Redefintion of Knowledge. 15.
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    Treatise on Architecture Life Of Brunelleschi (c.1482-1489), implied that perspective arose from architectural interests but did not elaborate. Luca Pacioli, in his Summa (1494), mentioned the use of perspective in contemporary painting but was silent about the question of origins. The first half of the sixteenth century brought no serious change. Pélerin (1505), Pacioli (1509), Ringelbergius (1535) in their treatises on perspective referred mainly to an artistic context but made no mention of Brunelleschi, Alberti or Filarete. Lives of the Artists (1550) marked a significant change. He looked for the origins of perspective in painting practice of the thirteenth century. In his view, perspective arose as part of a general quest for naturalistic representation in art: "They sought to reproduce what they saw in Nature and no more, and thus they came to consider more closely and understand more fully. This encouraged them to make rules for perspective and get their foreshortening in the exact form of natural relief." Vasari noted the contributions of Giotto (1266-1377) with respect to foreshortening, while Giotto’s pupil, Stefano (1301-1350), "drew an edifice in perspective perfectly, in a style then little known, displaying improved form and more science." Vasari cited the work of Domenico Bartoli and Jacopo della Quercia. He claimed that Paolo Uccello’s

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    96. Homepage

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    Bibliothek der Universität Konstanz - 78457 Konstanz
    zu Al-Fargani s. unten Die Bibliothek der Universität Konstanz hat als relativ junge Institution - Gründung im Jahre 1964 - einen Rara-Bestand alter Werke, der keinesfalls mit dem in Jahrhunderten gewachsenen Altbestand der traditionsreichen Bibliotheken des Landes konkurrieren kann, zumal auch keine aufgelassenen älteren Teilbestände übernommen werden konnten. Immerhin konnte aber, hauptsächlich durch Käufe auf dem Antiquariatsmarkt, aber auch durch Schenkungen, Sponsoring und Auktionskäufe, ein Bestand von über 10.000 Werken aufgebaut werden, der manch kostbare Zimelie enthält. Gerade die Heterogenität des Konstanzer Rara-Bestands läßt einzelne Werke umso deutlicher hervortreten. Im folgenden soll anhand einiger Beispiele ein kursorischer Gang durch die Altbestände vorgenommen werden.
    Konstanzer Handschrift von 1416/17
    Das älteste Werk des Konstanzer Rara-Bestands ist eine mittelalterliche Handschrift, die zur Zeit des Konzils in Konstanz entstand. Dies macht sie auch unter dem Aspekt der Konstanzer Regionalgeschichte umso wertvoller. Aegidius Romanus: De Regimine Principum (beendet in Konstanz am Tag des hl. Pelagius [28. Aug.] 1417); - Aristoteles: Ethica Nicomachea. Lat. Übersetzung von Robert Grosseteste (beendet in Konstanz 1416); - Aristoteles: Rhetorica. Lat. Übers. von Wilhelm von Moerbeke (beendet in Konstanz am Tag der hl. Anna [26. Juli] 1417) - 216 Bl.

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