De solis defectu

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Author Camerarius, Joachim
Full title De solis defectu anni 1539 interlunii mensis Maii
Year 1539
Place Tübingen
Publisher/Printer Morhart, Ulrich
Era 16th century
Form/Genre Didactic poem, Other (see description)
Discipline/Content Astronomy/Astrology/Cosmography, Other (see description)
Digital copies
Original De solis defectu (Freiburger historische Bestände - digital)
Digital sourcebook 704666
Description On the occasion of the solar eclipse of 1539, the German polyhistor Joachim Camerarius (1500-1574) issued a small volume (7 pages) De solis defectu anni M.D.XXXIX. interlunii mensis Maii containing three poems about this astronomic event: two of them in Latin (by Heinrich Wolf and by Camerarius himself) and one in Greek (also by Camerarius). The work opens with a dedication letter in prose to Nikolaus I. Buchner, the abbot of the Zwiefalten monastery. The poems itself contain mostly astrological lore and deal with the eclipse as a bad portent for humankind
References Gindhart 2017, 210f.

Berrens 2017 (Greek poem).

Opera Camerarii Online: http://kallimachos.de/camerarius/index.php/Camerarius,_De_solis_defectu_(Druck),_1539; http://kallimachos.de/camerarius/index.php/Bonincontri,_De_rebus_naturalibus_et_divinis,_1540

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