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VI. ASTRONOMY — VII. MATHEMATICS
67
Swiss Franc#
385 Winckler, Nic. Bedencken von ktinfftiger verenderung weltlicher Policey u. Ende d. Welt,
aus heyl. gottl. Schrifft u. Patribus, auch aus d. Lauff d. Natur des 83. bis auf d. 88. u.
89. Jar beschreiben. Augsburg, M. Manger, (1582). 4to. 40 11. W. woodcut on title,
(d i a g r a m). Bds. 12.—
The author was town-physician at Schwabisch-Hall. The first 4 11. rather stained.
386 Ritter, Franc. Speculum Solis, D. i. Sonnen-Spiegel, oder Bericht von den Sonnen Uhren, in
zweyen Theilen beschrieben, nunmehr aber mit d. 3. Theil allerhand neuer Erfindungen ver-
mehret (durch G. Ph. Harsdorffer). Niirnberg, Furst, 1660. 8vo. With engr. title,
4 large folded plates and several woodcuts in the text. Mod. veil. 40.—
Very rare edition of this important work on dials, enlarged by GeorgPh.Har#-
d 6 r f f e r. The last part contains some curious conceits on sun-dials, including one sounding all hour#
by either exploding a charge of gunpowder by means of a burning-glass, or by sound caused by steam
generated by the same means; also how to make a sun-dial out of a sun-flower, etc.
387 Sacrobosco, Joh. de. Trattato della sphera in Italiana trad. & con nuoue anno-
tation! dichiarato (da Ant. Brucioli). Venetia, Franc. Brucioli & frat. 1543.
4 to. 24 11. With aworldmap on fol. 24a, manyastronomical dia-
grams and printer's mark within a fine woodcut border.
Limp vellum. 120.—
As in the two British Museum copies the translator’s name "Antonio Brucioli" at the be-
ginning is obliterated.
Speaking and writing against the monks, Ant. Brucioli, incurred suspicion of heresy and
was put in prison and sentenced to death, but he obtained pardon and had to leave the
country. He fled to Venice, where his brothers printed his books.
388 Schoner, A. rNQMONlRH MHXANIKH. Ein kurtzer u. griintl. bericht, leichtlich und
kunstlich aller art Sonnen vhren zu machen. Niirnberg 1562. 8vo. 30 11. W.
numerous diagrams. Old blind-stamped calf. 50.—
The first edition of this interesting booklet on sun-dials written by Andreas Schd-
ner, the son of Johann, the celebreated astronomer.
389 Stengel, J. P. Gnomonica universalis, s. praxis geometr. describendi horologia solaria,
stabilia quidem iuxta omnes species, turn reflexa et portatilia. 4 pts. in 1 vol. Ulm, Wagner,
1679. 8vo. W. frontisp. & 233 diagrams on 104 engr. plates. Vellum. 36.—
Interesting work on sun-dials. Fine copy.
VII. Mathematics, Physics, Optics
ARITHMETICS, GEOMETRY, PRACTICAL RECKONING
LOGARITHMIC TABLES
390 Archimedes. Opera, (Apollonii Pergaei Conicorum 11. IV; Theodosii Sphaerica);
Methodo nova illustrata, et succtincte demonstrata per Isaac Barrow. 5 pts. in 1 vol.
London 1674—75. 4 to. With 58 engr. plates. Old vellum. 36.—
Brunet I. 385: ,,Livre estime, et assez difficile a trouver". Cont. a good abridgement of antique
geometry. At the end: Lectiones opticae et geometricae by Is. Barrow (1630—77). Title to Pt. II:
(Principia matheseos by Barrow) missing.
391 Bourguer, P. Optice de diversis luminis gradibus dimetiendis. Ed. La Cai 11 e et lat. conv.
Jo a. Richtenburg. Vienna, Trattner, 1762. 4 to. W. 7 folding plates of dia-
grams and figs. Contemp. gilt calf, g. e. 20.—
Pierre Bouguer (1698—1758), renowned French mathematician and physicist. His investiga-
tions concerning the intensity of light laid the foundation of photometry.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2
67
Swiss Franc#
385 Winckler, Nic. Bedencken von ktinfftiger verenderung weltlicher Policey u. Ende d. Welt,
aus heyl. gottl. Schrifft u. Patribus, auch aus d. Lauff d. Natur des 83. bis auf d. 88. u.
89. Jar beschreiben. Augsburg, M. Manger, (1582). 4to. 40 11. W. woodcut on title,
(d i a g r a m). Bds. 12.—
The author was town-physician at Schwabisch-Hall. The first 4 11. rather stained.
386 Ritter, Franc. Speculum Solis, D. i. Sonnen-Spiegel, oder Bericht von den Sonnen Uhren, in
zweyen Theilen beschrieben, nunmehr aber mit d. 3. Theil allerhand neuer Erfindungen ver-
mehret (durch G. Ph. Harsdorffer). Niirnberg, Furst, 1660. 8vo. With engr. title,
4 large folded plates and several woodcuts in the text. Mod. veil. 40.—
Very rare edition of this important work on dials, enlarged by GeorgPh.Har#-
d 6 r f f e r. The last part contains some curious conceits on sun-dials, including one sounding all hour#
by either exploding a charge of gunpowder by means of a burning-glass, or by sound caused by steam
generated by the same means; also how to make a sun-dial out of a sun-flower, etc.
387 Sacrobosco, Joh. de. Trattato della sphera in Italiana trad. & con nuoue anno-
tation! dichiarato (da Ant. Brucioli). Venetia, Franc. Brucioli & frat. 1543.
4 to. 24 11. With aworldmap on fol. 24a, manyastronomical dia-
grams and printer's mark within a fine woodcut border.
Limp vellum. 120.—
As in the two British Museum copies the translator’s name "Antonio Brucioli" at the be-
ginning is obliterated.
Speaking and writing against the monks, Ant. Brucioli, incurred suspicion of heresy and
was put in prison and sentenced to death, but he obtained pardon and had to leave the
country. He fled to Venice, where his brothers printed his books.
388 Schoner, A. rNQMONlRH MHXANIKH. Ein kurtzer u. griintl. bericht, leichtlich und
kunstlich aller art Sonnen vhren zu machen. Niirnberg 1562. 8vo. 30 11. W.
numerous diagrams. Old blind-stamped calf. 50.—
The first edition of this interesting booklet on sun-dials written by Andreas Schd-
ner, the son of Johann, the celebreated astronomer.
389 Stengel, J. P. Gnomonica universalis, s. praxis geometr. describendi horologia solaria,
stabilia quidem iuxta omnes species, turn reflexa et portatilia. 4 pts. in 1 vol. Ulm, Wagner,
1679. 8vo. W. frontisp. & 233 diagrams on 104 engr. plates. Vellum. 36.—
Interesting work on sun-dials. Fine copy.
VII. Mathematics, Physics, Optics
ARITHMETICS, GEOMETRY, PRACTICAL RECKONING
LOGARITHMIC TABLES
390 Archimedes. Opera, (Apollonii Pergaei Conicorum 11. IV; Theodosii Sphaerica);
Methodo nova illustrata, et succtincte demonstrata per Isaac Barrow. 5 pts. in 1 vol.
London 1674—75. 4 to. With 58 engr. plates. Old vellum. 36.—
Brunet I. 385: ,,Livre estime, et assez difficile a trouver". Cont. a good abridgement of antique
geometry. At the end: Lectiones opticae et geometricae by Is. Barrow (1630—77). Title to Pt. II:
(Principia matheseos by Barrow) missing.
391 Bourguer, P. Optice de diversis luminis gradibus dimetiendis. Ed. La Cai 11 e et lat. conv.
Jo a. Richtenburg. Vienna, Trattner, 1762. 4 to. W. 7 folding plates of dia-
grams and figs. Contemp. gilt calf, g. e. 20.—
Pierre Bouguer (1698—1758), renowned French mathematician and physicist. His investiga-
tions concerning the intensity of light laid the foundation of photometry.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2