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Latin:

Joannis Kepleri Mathematici Cæsarei, &c. De raris mirisq; Anni 1631. Phænomenis, Veneris putà & Mercurii in Solem incursu, admonitio ad astronomos, rerumque coelestium studiosos: Excerpta Ex Ephemeride Anni 1631. & certo Authoris consilio huic præmissa, & edita à M. Jacobo Bartschio, Laubano, Mathem. & Med. C.

English: Johannes Kepler's notice of the impending transits of Mercury and Venus in 1631

Date

1629

Source

http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~gent0113/venus/venus_text17.htm

Author



Alternative names	Johannes Keppler; Ioannis Keppleri
Description	mathematician, astronomer and astrologer
Date of birth/death	27 December 1571	15 November 1630
Location of birth/death	Imperial Free City of Weil der Stadt	Regensburg
Work period	before 1594 to 1630
Work location	Austria; Bohemia; Germany; Prague;
Authority file	: Q8963 VIAF: 41842150 ISNI: 0000000121008552 LCCN: n50044770 NLA: 36193874 MGP: 127098 WorldCat

Johann Albrecht Mintzel (printer)

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