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Coelvm empyrevm immobile

Coelum empyreum immobile
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An Aristotelean diagram of the solar system featureing the earth at the center surrounded by water, air, and fire. Additional celestial bodies are shown in order moving outward from Earth. In order, they are listed as: Lunae (Moon), Mercurii, Veneris (Venus), Solis (Sun), Martis (Mars), Iovis (Jupiter), Saturni, Aplanes seu firmamentum, crystallinum unum, crystalinum alterum, and Primum mobile.

Date Issued or Published
1653
Subject - Topic/Names
Solar system
Astronomy
Early works to 1800
Charts, diagrams, etc.
Planets
Moon
Sun
Earth (Planet)
Subject - Time Period
Seventeenth century
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Title
Coelvm empyrevm immobile
Alternative Title
Coelum empyreum immobile
Date Issued or Published
1653
Description
An Aristotelean diagram of the solar system featureing the earth at the center surrounded by water, air, and fire. Additional celestial bodies are shown in order moving outward from Earth. In order, they are listed as: Lunae (Moon), Mercurii, Veneris (Venus), Solis (Sun), Martis (Mars), Iovis (Jupiter), Saturni, Aplanes seu firmamentum, crystallinum unum, crystalinum alterum, and Primum mobile.
Publisher
Flesher, Jacobi
Place of Publication
London (England)
Contributor
Gassendi, Pierre, 1592-1655
Galilei, Galileo, 1564-1642
Kepler, Johannes, 1571-1630
Primary Language
Latin
Subject - Topic/Names
Solar system
Astronomy
Early works to 1800
Charts, diagrams, etc.
Planets
Moon
Sun
Earth (Planet)
Subject - Time Period
Seventeenth century
Extent/Dimensions
19 cm (approx.)
Content Type
Still image
Content Genre
woodcuts (prints)
Related Material
Petri Gassendi : Institutio astronomica, juxta hypothese tam veterum quam recentiorum : cui accesserunt Galilei Galilei Nuntius siderus, et Johannis Kepleri Dioptrice
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1653 GASSE
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The online edition of this work in the public domain, i.e. not protected by copyright, has been produced by Pitts Theology Library.
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Emory University
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Pitts Theology Library
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