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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Les annales du ciel pour le XVIIe siècle, rapportées par les membres de la prestigieuse Académie des Sciences de France, éditées par Alexandre Guy Pingré.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the 'public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Two volumes. Paris: L'Imprimerie Royale, 1783-1784. 4to (247 x 192 mm). xii, 630, [2] pp., 1 engraved plate; viii, 518 pp., 6 engraveed plates. Woodcut headpieces and numerous letterpress tables in text, errata leaf bound at end of vol. I. Contemporary full calf, spines with 5 raised bands each, gilt-tooled in compartments and with gilt-lettered label (extremities worn, spine ends chipped, corners scuffed and bumped, hinges of vol. I starting but cords holding, hinges of vol. II partly cracked, remnant of paper label to vol. I), marbled endpapers, red-dyed edges. Text clean with only minor spotting and browning, titles little browned in margins and with erased stamps and paper slip pasted over old signature. Very good copy. ---- Honeyman 2484 ; Nouv. Biogr. Génér. 40, 269/70 - FIRST EDITION, of Pingré's monumental Cométographie, one of the most important books on the subject, still recommended as a source for cometary studies in the 1950s. "Pingré's most important work" (Honeyman) deals with the phenomenon of comets from a historic, astronomic and mathematical perspective. Divided in four parts, it examines the history of astronomy in the first, beginning with an account of Babylonian and Egyptian science. In the following section a thorough catalogue of all comets observed since antiquity is given, which still constitutes a major source of information. The third part deals with theories on the nature of comets and their potential physical effects on the life on earth, while the final section discusses methods for the computation of cometary orbits. Pingré (died 1795) was a famous French astronomer who participated in several scientific voyages, and he was the first to make good observations of VENUS. He was for some time chancellor of Paris University and also librarian of Sainte-Géneviève. This is his principal work and copies have become VERY RARE.

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In-8 de 43 pp., cartonnage d'époque. Document rare sur la Colonne de la Halle au Blé à Paris. Édition originale de ce mémoire en deux parties de Alexandre-Guy Pingré (1711-1796), astronome et bibliothécaire de Sainte-Geneviève ; la première partie comporte une description et un historique de la colonne que Catherine de Médicis fit ériger sur la place de l'hôtel de Soissons et qui fut sauvée de la destruction en 1741 par Bachaumont.Pingré donne dans la seconde partie l'explication de ses propres travaux : « Mais il ne suffisait pas de conserver la colonne. M. de Viarmes décida qu'il fallait la rendre aussi utile qu'elle le pouvait être. Il est donc arrêté qu'au bas de la colonne on pratiquera une fontaine, dont l'utilité ne fera pas équivoque. Quant au corps même de la colonne, il a été délibéré qu'elle serait rendue astronomique, d'astrologique qu'elle était, dit-on dans la première destination. M. de Viarmes en conséquence m'a fait l'honneur de me proposer d'y tracer un cadran qui marquât non seulement toutes les heures du jour, mais encore l'entrée du Soleil dans tous les signes du Zodiaque. C'est de ce cadran dont il me reste maintenant la description » (Catalogue de la Bibliothèque Lacombe, 2067).Poggendorf I, 453, 454 ; Lalande, p.489.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Copper Plate Engraving. A projection by Pingré of the Transit of Venus 3 June 1769, published in 1767, 478 x 244mm image size, light creases from old folds, framed with good margins, very good indeed in Hogarth frame. The National Maritime Museum holds 2 copies of 'Mémoire sur le choix et l'état des lieux où le passage de Vénus du 3 Juin 1769 pourra être observe avec le plus d'avantage' and in each case the map is present and the title page is dated 1767. The Biblioteque Nationale de France lists this item with a date of 1769, no place, no date, however the 'Mémoire' lists it clearly as 1767. Published in Paris as part of the 'l'Académie Royale des Sciences' in 1767, the 'Mémoire sur le choix et l'état des lieux où le passage de Vénus du 3 Juin 1769 pourra être observe avec le plus d'avantage: et principalement sur la position géographique des isles de la mer du Sud' / par M. Pingré.Comparison with Guillaume De L'Isle's 1714 'Hemisphere pour voir Les Terres/Meridional plus distinctement Australes' confirms that there are differences in the geographical information presented (e.g. on the coast of New Zealand, the Pingré names 'B.e des Meurtriers', which is not a name used in the De L'Isle map; around 265 degrees longitude Pingre describes land seen by the Spanish in 1714, and De L'Isle does not.) The 'land' depicted is most probably a reef. Produced before both Cook's 1769-1770 voyage to New Zealand via Tahiti to record the Transit of Venus on 3 June 1769 and the Transit itself. The chart in the Turnbull Library (Wellington, NZ) has the depiction labelled from Abel Tasman's voyage and sighting of the South Island in 1642. What Tasman named 'Moordenaars baey' (Golden Bay today) is located on the northern shore of the South Island along Cook Strait, the orientation of the coastline in his 1642 map extends north to south rather than the correct east to west. As Cook's excellent chart of New Zealand was still six years away from being published, Pingré based his depiction of New Zealand on the only available map, i.e. Tasman's, and followed the same (incorrect) orientation of the coastline. Alexandre Guy Pingré C.R.S.A. (1711-1796) was a French canon regular, astronomer and naval geographer. At an early age Pingré had developed an interest in astronomy, and in 1749 he was appointed professor of astronomy at the newly founded Academy of Rouen. He would eventually be appointed the librarian of the Abbey of St. Genevieve in Paris, and the university's chancellor. At St. Genevieve he would build an observatory, and continue to work there for forty years. During the 1761 transit of Venus, Pingré went on one of the three observing campaigns organized by the Académie Royale, travelling to Rodrigues Island near Madagascar, which was unsuccessful. In 1767 he sailed to the Baltic with Charles Messier to test marine chronometers. Two years later he joined a successful expedition to Haiti to observe the Venus transit of 1769. In 1771 he participated in the naval survey of the frigate 'La Flore' with Verdun de la Crenne and Borda. The ship, however, was seized by British forces at sea, and Pingré was deposited in Portugal, having lost all his notes. He continued to publish his work, however, until his death in 1796.In July /August 2024 scientists led by the Schmidt Ocean Institute discovered a new underwater mountain (Seamount) 900 miles off the Chile coast rising 2 miles (3,100 metres) from the sea floor with thriving deep-sea ecosystems, ancient corals and glass sponges previously unknown. Already scientists estimate they may have found more than 100 species unknown to science and situated in close proximity to the 'land discovered in 1714' as shown on Pingré's chart.

( Ohne Verfasserangabe - Verfasser ermittelt ). Hier nur der erste Teil der Cometographie ( in französischer Sprache ). Das Titelblatt mit Wappenvignette, XII Seiten ( Introduction, table de chapitres ), 630 Seiten, 1 Blatt ( Druckfehler ). Mit einigen Tabellen im Text und gestochenen Vignetten sowie mit einer gestochenen Tafel. Original-Leder mit goldgeprägten Wappensupralibros auf den Einbanddeckeln, Goldfileten und umlaufendem roten Farbschnitt und marmorierten Vorsatzpapieren, 4° ( 26 x 20 cm ). Der schöne Einband ist berieben, gering fleckig, Ecken und Kanten sind teils bestoßen. Der schmale Einbandrücken am unteren Kapital mit Rest eines kleinen alten Bibliothekschildchens. Innen ein alter kleiner Bibliotheksstempel auf dem Titelblatt *Bibliotheca Collegii Exaeten*, Papier teils leicht gebräunt, wenige Seiten gering fleckig bzw. gering stockfleckig, desgleichen die Tafeln. Insgesamt von guter und dekorativer Erhaltung. ( Bitte beachten: Hier nur Band 1 von 2 erschienenen Bänden ) ( Gewicht 1500 Gramm ). ( Lagerort KG, Regal AD - Bibliophiles ) ( Export außerhalb der EU nur auf Anfrage ) ( Weitere Bilder auf Anfrage ) / Artikel 24376 /// (Aucun auteur mentionné - auteur identifié). Voici seulement la première partie de la cométographie (en français). Page de titre avec vignette d'armoiries, XII pages ( Introduction, table de chapitres ), 630 pages, 1 feuille ( erreur d'impression ). Avec quelques tableaux dans le texte et des vignettes gravées ainsi qu'une planche gravée. Cuir d'origine avec armoiries en relief doré supralibros sur les couvertures, filets dorés et tranches rouges environnantes et gardes marbrées, 4° ( 26 x 20 cm ). La belle couverture est frottée, légèrement tachée, les coins et les bords sont en partie émoussés. Le dos étroit à l'extrémité inférieure avec les restes d'une petite ancienne étiquette de bibliothèque. A l'intérieur un ancien petit tampon de bibliothèque sur la page de titre *Bibliotheca Collegii Exaeten*, papier en partie légèrement bruni, quelques pages légèrement tachées ou légèrement roussies, de même que les planches. Globalement en bon état et décoratif. (Attention : il s'agit uniquement du volume 1 sur 2 volumes publiés) (Poids 1500 grammes). (Lieu de stockage KG, étagère AD - Bibliophiles) (Exportation hors UE uniquement sur demande) (Plus de photos sur demande) / Article 24376.

Editions S.G.P.P. Denoël, Paris - Collection "Bibliotheca Hermetica, Alchimie - Astrologie - Magie" dirigée par René Alleau - 1970 - In-8, reliure pleine toile titré en doré sur le premier plat et au dos, frontispice - 334 pages - Ouvrage illustré d'une suite complète des gravures du "Livre des fables astronomiques" de C. Julius Hyginus, selon l'édition de 1578.