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![Jn hoc opere haec co[n]tinentur Noua translatio primi libri geographiæ Cl. Ptolomæi: quæ quidem translatio verbum: habet e verbo fideliter expressum: Ioanne Vernero Nurenbergen[si] interprete. ; In eundem primum librum geographiæ Cl. Ptholomæi argume[n]ta. paraphrases. quibus idem liber per sententias: ac summatim explicatur: & annotationes eiusdem Ioannis Verneri. ; Libellus de quatuor terrarum orbis in plano figurationibus ab eodem Ioanne Vernero nouissime compertis & enarratis. ; Ex fine septimi libri eiusdem geographiæ Cl. Ptolomæi super plana terrarum orbis descriptione a priscis instituta geographis [...]. ; De his quae geographiæ debent adesse: Georgii Amirucii Constantinopolitani opusculum. ; In idem Georgii Amitrucii opusculum. Ioannis Verneri Appendices, Ioannis de Regiomonte epistola. ad Reuerendissimu[m] patre[m] & dominu[m] Bessarionem Cardinalem [...] de compositione & vsu cuiusda[m] meteoroscopii](https://www.jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl/image/edition/thumbnail:docmetadata/897258)
Title: Jn hoc opere haec co[n]tinentur Noua translatio primi libri geographiæ Cl. Ptolomæi: quæ quidem translatio verbum: habet e verbo fideliter expressum: Ioanne Vernero Nurenbergen[si] interprete. ; In eundem primum librum geographiæ Cl. Ptholomæi argume[n]ta. paraphrases. quibus idem liber per sententias: ac summatim explicatur: & annotationes eiusdem Ioannis Verneri. ; Libellus de quatuor terrarum orbis in plano figurationibus ab eodem Ioanne Vernero nouissime compertis & enarratis. ; Ex fine septimi libri eiusdem geographiæ Cl. Ptolomæi super plana terrarum orbis descriptione a priscis instituta geographis [...]. ; De his quae geographiæ debent adesse: Georgii Amirucii Constantinopolitani opusculum. ; In idem Georgii Amitrucii opusculum. Ioannis Verneri Appendices, Ioannis de Regiomonte epistola. ad Reuerendissimu[m] patre[m] & dominu[m] Bessarionem Cardinalem [...] de compositione & vsu cuiusda[m] meteoroscopii ; Geōgrafikī hyfīgīsis ; De his, quae geographiae debent adesse ; Epistola ad Bessarionem cardinalem Nicenum de compositione et usu cuiusdam meteoroscopii armillarisLibellus de quattuor terrarum orbis in plano figurationibus ; Libellus de quattuor terrarum orbis in plano figurationibus
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Klaudiusz Ptolemeusz (ok. 100-ok. 168) ; Amirucius, Georgius ; Regiomontanus, Johannes (1436-1476) ; Werner, Johannes (1468-1528)
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Geōgrafikī hyfīgīsis. 1 ; In hoc opere haec continentur ; Nova translatio primi libri Geographiae Claudii Ptolomaei
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Werner, Johannes (1468-1528). Tł.
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Biblioteka Jagiellońska, BJ St. Dr. Geogr. 2060
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May 31, 2023
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