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Dissertatio physico-astronomica de obscuratione solis, christo in cruce patiente facta: quam, favente summo numine, sub praesidio plurimum reverendi & clarissimi viri Jacobi Ode.
Published by Utrecht, Brodedelet., 1749
Seller: Antiquariat Tresor am Roemer, Frankfurt, Germany
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
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8°. 2 nn. Bl., 36 S., 4 nn. Bl. Moderner Pappband. Erste Ausgabe, selten. - Von uns bibliographisch nicht nachweisbar. - Unter Aufsicht des holländischen Professors für Astronomie, Mathematik und experimentelle Physik, Jacob Ode (1698-1751) verfasste Arbeit. Nach dem Titel folgt ein Widmungsblatt an die in Rotterdam lehrenden Professoren Cornelius van der Kemp und Johannes Jensius; die letzten 4 Blatt enthalten eine Zusammenfassung der wichtigsten Thesen des Werkes sowie Lobgedichte für Kerwal in griechischer, lateinischer und niederländischer Sprache. - Leicht gebräunt, sauberes Exemplar.
