The apparent motions of Venus and Mercury from Earth

Name: The apparent motions of Venus and Mercury from Earth
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DOPPELMAYR, Johann Gabriel.

Motus in Coelo Spirales Quos Planetae Venus et Mercurius secundum Tychonicorum Hypothesin exhibent.

Nuremberg, Homann, 1742. Original wash colour. 480 x 580mm.

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Astronomical chart showing the apparent paths of Venus and Mercury in the years 1712-13, relative to Earth. An allegorical vignette at the centre depicts scheubs repreenting the planets on swings. From Doppelmayr's 'Atlas coelestis in quo mundus spectabilis et in eodem.'

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