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ad Senatum Populumque Academicum, dum Augusta Josephi II. et Mariae Theresiae Munificentia, Josepho Steplingo monumentum erigeretur. A Regio Universae Rei Litterariae in Bohemia Praeside Francisco Comte de Wieznik.
Published by (Prag, vermutl.: Caes. Reg. Scholae Normalis, ca. 1779)., 1779
Seller: Antiquariat MEINDL & SULZMANN OG, Wien - Vienna, Austria
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
8°. 4 Bll. Buntpapierumschlag um 1900 (etw. fleckig). Stepling, Astronom, Mathematiker, Physiker (1716-1778), war der wichtigste Repräsentant der Prager Fakultät im 18. Jahrhundert. Er war der Gründer (1751) und erster Direktor des astronomischen Observatoriums im Jesuitenkolleg in Prag, genannt das Klementinum. Maria Theresia ließ für ihn ein Monument errichten.- Leicht stockfleckig.
