Sulle Principali Apparenze Del Pianeta Venere Durante Dodici Sue Rivoluzioni Sinodiche Dal 1290 Al 1309, by Filippo Angelitti, explores the astronomical observations and analysis of the planet Venus during twelve of its synodic revolutions from 1290 to 1309. This work provides a detailed examination of Venus's appearances and movements as observed from Earth, offering insights into the celestial mechanics and astronomical knowledge of the period. The book delves into the methodologies and tools used at the time to track and understand planetary motion, reflecting a significant contribution to the history of astronomy. With meticulous attention to detail, Angelitti's study offers a unique perspective on the challenges and achievements of early astronomical research, appealing to historians of science and astronomy enthusiasts alike.
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