Johannes Kepler (1571-1630)
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Ad Vitellionem paralipomena : quibus astronomiae pars optica traditvr; potissimum de artificiosa observatione et aestimatione diametrorvm deliquiorumq; solis et lunae, cvm exemplis insignivm eclipsivm. Habes hoc libro, Lector, inter alia multa noua, Tractatum luculentum de modo visionis, & humorum oculi vsu, contra opticos & anatomicos / avthore Ioanne Keplero.

Johannes Kepler 1571-1630

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Joannis Kepleri astronomi Opera omnia / edidit Ch. Frisch.

Johannes Kepler 1571-1630

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Johann Kepler : eine Festrede, gehalten auf Anlass der dreihundertjährigen Feier von Kepler's Geburtstage am 16. Januar 1872 ... / von W. Förster.

Wilhelm Julius Förster 1832-1921

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Johann Keppler's astronomische Weltansicht / dargestellt von Ernst Friedrich Apelt.

Ernst Friedrich Apelt 1812-1859

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