Extractions: Identification number : Ort 136 (Koeman/Meurer: 102, Karrow: 1/147, vdKrogtAN: 7340:31). Occurrence in Theatrum editions and page number : 1584IIILblank, 1584IIIGblank, 1585IIIF4, 1584L72, 1587F73, 1588S73, 1592L78, 1595L82 (last line, left aligned: tuos. Hunc lacum aliquando totum arsisse,tradit Plinius 2.cap.107), 1598F84, 1601L82, 1602S85, 1602G85, 1603L85, 1606E82, 1608/1612I94, 1609/1612S95, 1609L/1612L95 (last line, left aligned: Hunc lacum aliquando totum arsisse,tradit Plinius 2.cap.107.), 1641S94. States : 136.1 only. Approximate number of copies printed Cartographic sources : Egnatio Danti's 1580 Perugia map, engraved by Mario Cartaro (Meurer p. 136-137). Remarks : see Hessels nr. 200 concerning doubts of Pigafetta about the accuracy of this map. Text Bibliographical sources For questions/comments concerning this page, please e-mail info@orteliusmaps.com
HistoryMole: The Calendar (0001-1972) The basilica of San Petronio was erected by egnatio danti, a mathematician and Dominicanfriar who worked for Cosimo I dei Medici, the Grand Duke of Tuscany. http://www.historymole.com/cgi-bin/main/results.pl?type=theme&theme=Calendar
Perugia Topografia del PM egnatio danti da Perugia Matematico dello Studio di Bologna . http://www.comune.perugia.it/biblioteca/Stampeantmod/pgtopografia.htm
GYMNASIUM LAURENTIANUM WARENDORF - KALENDER - GESCHICHTE DER ZEITRECHNUNG Translate this page Der Dominikanermönch egnatio danti bohrte ein Loch in das Dach der Basilika SanPedronio in Bologna, und zwar so, dass der hindurchtretende Sonnenstrahl jeden http://www.laurentianum.waf-online.de/lfastr04.htm
La Riforma Gregoriana Del Calendario Translate this page Durante il suo papato gli astronomi del tempo, e soprattutto egnatio danti, gli dimostrarono,senza possibilita' di dubbio, che dal tempo del Concilio di Nicea http://www.uai.it/sez_gqs/articoli/art4.htm
Extractions: tuttora valido e in vigore in tutto il mondo civile a cura di Girolamo Fantoni I CALENDARI Per parlare della "riforma del calendario" bisogna prima vedere bene per un momento cosa si vuole intendere quando si dice "calendario", poiche' in realta' si tratta di un soggetto tra i piu' intricati che si possano incontrare nella storia dell'umanita'. Quanto all'etimologia della parola, basta tornare indietro all'epoca romana, quando le "calende", primo giorno del mese, rappresentavano il momento in cui si pagavano i conti; quindi a Roma il calendario era il libro della contabilita' delle imprese e delle famiglie. Circa l'odierno significato, possiamo dire che il calendario e' un sistema per raggruppare coerentemente le unita' di misura del tempo di livello superiore; se chiamiamo "giorno" il tempo corrispondente a una rotazione completa della Terra intorno a se stessa e lo consideriamo come unita' fondamentale per la misura del tempo, possiamo dire che il calendario e' il sistema per raggruppare i giorni secondo multipli di varie dimensioni (settimane, mesi, anni, e cosi' via) allo scopo di far corrispondere nel miglior modo possibile lo scorrere del tempo agli usi della vita sociale e religiosa delle comunita' umane. Le modalita' dei raggruppamenti sono state le piu' diverse nelle varie civilta' e nelle varie epoche, ma la concezione di base, comune a tutti i calendari inventati nella storia dell'uomo, e' che essi legavano e correlavano il passare del tempo ai cicli astronomici che si svolgono intorno alla Terra.
Vol. 1 Ch. 5 perspective (1568). Contemporaries such as egnatio danti, who wrote a perspective(1583), also designed more practical astrolabes. The same http://www.mmi.unimaas.nl/people/Veltman/books/vol1/ch5.htm
Extractions: 1. Introduction The development of perspective had fundamental consequences for science, art, the environment and the imagination. Each of these domains will be considered in turn in the chapters that follow. 2. Astronomy Ever since the Babylonians, there had been observation of the heavens and, already in Antiquity, there were instruments to observe the apparent motions of the planets and stars. Yet the focus of attention was on finding a pattern for phenomena such as eclipses of the sun and moon. Since the heavens were assumed to be unchanging, astronomy became primarily a conceptual problem of accounting for a set of recurring events. Indeed, once a basic catalogue of stars visible to the naked eye had been made, there was little incentive to look more closely. Hence, paradoxically, although ancient astronomy produced various instruments for observation of the heavens, it remained in many ways unvisual: a question of deceptive appearances1 rather than of visual truth. The development of the planisphere and astrolabe2 imposed a deductive grid on the heavens, not unlike that of Ptolemy's projection in his
APPENDIX of principle constructions by Alberti, Antonio Averlino (Filarete), Piero dellaFrancesca, Francesco di Giorgio Martini, Leonardo da Vinci and egnatio danti. http://www.mmi.unimaas.nl/people/Veltman/articles/perspectives/art6.htm
Extractions: Kim H. Veltman in collaboration with Eric R. Dobbs Computers as an Historical Tool for Mathematics, Science and Art APPENDIX. 1. Introduction 2. Animation 3. Alternative Constructions 4. Geometry and Number 5. Play 6. Plans 7.Conclusions 1. Introduction ad fontes de ludo geometrico ), conic sections, principles of square and cube roots and other aspects of Renaissance mathematics, science and art. The chief characteristics of this approach can be described in terms of animation, alternative constructions; geometry and number as well as play, each of which will be considered in turn. costruzione legittima ) and the distance point construction are clarified if their principles are demonstrated in terms of three-dimensional situations. De pictura are without illustrations). Alberti's text has given rise to at least three different interpretations. By reconstructing these three different versions of the same text, it is possible to see and assess their relative merits. De prospectiva pingendi offers a case in point. When Piero described the construction of a foreshortened octagon he relied on the presence of a static diagram and thus drew a series of lines the significance of which remained unclear until the diagram was nearly complete. Using a computer one can retrace these steps precisely. In addition, with the aid of coloured lines one can use a different sequence of steps in order to make visible Piero's method in a new way. de ludo geometrico ), which again involves a surprisingly small number of basic forms combined in various ways. Using a computer one can reconstruct these shapes, see their equivalences both visually in terms of geometry and mathematically in terms of computed areas. Moreover one can see which subset of potential combinations he actually studied. A computer thus permits more than a simple recreation of the activities of historical individuals: it enables us to picture their horizons and the limitations thereof.
IBGE Teen Translate this page egnatio danti, matemático florentino, aperfeiçoou a utilização deum espelho côncavo para reinverter as imagens. O uso de lentes http://www.ibge.gov.br/ibgeteen/datas/fotografo/barbaro.html
Extractions: O uso da câmara escura foi sendo difundido e aperfeiçoado através dos tempos. Para a nitidez das imagens refletidas, por exemplo, o veneziano Danielo Barbaro descobriu, ainda no século XVI, que a variação do diâmetro do orifício provocava diferenças na imagem projetada, e inventou o primeiro diafragma. Egnatio Danti, matemático florentino, aperfeiçoou a utilização de um espelho côncavo para reinverter as imagens. O uso de lentes e espelhos foi sendo aperfeiçoado até que se conseguiu boa projeção da imagem. Agora era fixá-la.
Scientific Propositions In A Landscape egnatio danti, Tratto del radio Latino, Istrumento giustissimo facile piu d'ogn'altro per prendere quala si voglia misura, positione di luogo tanto in http://www.adh.brighton.ac.uk/schoolofdesign/MA.COURSE/LInfDes31.html
Extractions: There is a genre in the illustration of books where scientific propositions are explained diagramatically but also set within a recognisable landscape. The fusion doesn't have to be between realism and the geometric. Bernard Picart, illustration to from The Works of Fontenelle click for enlargement In cartography, there is often a combination of the Illusionistic and the Diagrammatic. In P.J.Garidel's Histoire des Plantes... Aix and Paris, 1719, the illustrations site the specimens above the landscape in a most interesting way. But beneath is the convention of the Diagrammatic precariously joined the the topographic. Compare the Le Clerc and the Cleland to see how extensive is the influence of the medium. Note the dates. Burckhard von Birckenstein, Ertz-Herzogliche Handgriffe dess Zirkels und Linials oder Ausserwehlter Anfang zu denen Mathematischen Wissenscahft , van Ghelen, Vienna, 1686. from G.B.Agricola, published in Basel in 1550.
The Tradition - Index Georges Pire, OP, Nobel Peace Laureate 1958 egnatio danti Bartolomede las Casas Vincent of Beauvais OP St. Peter of Verona, OP. http://www.op.org/domcentral/trad/ixtrad.htm
Extractions: by Very Rev. J. B. O'Connor, O.P., P.G. ... "The Life of St. Dominic" by Fr. Gregory Anderson. Dominican Order The Dominicans by Fr. Benedict M. Ashley, O.P. The Dominicans: A Short History by Wm. A. Hinnebusch, O.P. "The Dominican Story" by Fr. Gregory Anderson, O.P. "How the Dominican Order Faced Its Crises", by Wm. Hinnebusch, O.P. Dominican Documents Rule of St. Augustine.
Calendar Reform by a congregation including the Jesuit mathematician Christoph Clavius and the Dominicanmathematician and instrumentmaker egnatio danti, the Gregorian reform http://www.hps.cam.ac.uk/starry/calendar.html
Extractions: Very large image (875K). A calendar is an instrument of society. Frequently offering guidance on weather and agricultural regimes, a calendar determines or influences the timing of religious festivals, civil and personal celebrations, the term of loans and contracts - anything, in fact, which is repeated cyclically or is set to occur or expire at some particular moment in the future. Apart from the day, a fundamental unit of human existence, a calendar may be constructed with regard to almost any combination of natural and artificial periods: weeks, lunar months, calendar months, solar and sidereal years, etc. Much astronomical work has been motivated by the need to maintain an existing calendar or establish the basis of a new one. In particular, astronomers have served calendrics through observations of the occurrences of particular phenomena (equinoxes, solstices, new moons, heliacal star risings) and the determination of the astronomical units of time and the relationship between them. Gregorian Reform of the Calendar , Vatican City 1983 D. Ewing Duncan
Hal's Picks In 1999 In the 1570's, egnatio danti began the work that would be culminated nearly 100years later by Giovanni Domenico Cassini, in which the cathedral San Petronio http://www.umsl.edu/~chemist/books/halspicks/hal1999.html
Extractions: This file last modified 1/29/00 In about 1637, a French mathematical genius named Pierre de Fermat wrote in the margin of his copy of Arithmetica by Pythagorus, that he could prove that there were no solutions to the simple variation on Pythagorus' Theorem, a z + b z = c z Of course it is unreasonable to put together a list of the 100 most important books of the century. On the other hand, it is a lot of fun for a scientific bibliophile like me to think and argue about what ought to be on such a list. I think that the Morrisons may have given a few of the good books a status of excellence they probably don't deserve, but I was also delighted to see that some of my favorites (Gamov's "One Two Three ... Infinity" and Monod's "Chance and Necessity") are included. On the other hand, I would have put in Eigen and Winkler's "The Laws of the Game" and Hofstadter's "Godel, Escher, and Bach". The book list is accompanied by an article "Forced to Choose" (p. 545), in which a number of notable authors (including Roald Hoffman, John McPhee, E. O. Wilson, Berndt Heinrich, Kurt Vonnegut, and Carl Djerassi) express their opinions.
Nuncius - Indexes Translate this page 1. T. FRANGENBERG, egnatio danti's Optics. Cinquecento Aristotelianismand the medieval tradition. - C. POGLIANO, Un esperto laico d'anime. http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/kagakushi/Nuncius_indici.html
Extractions: Indici 1986-1995 The indexes of the single issues are presented in chronological order. Anno I, 1986, fasc. 1 E. GARIN, Fra '500 e '600: Scienze nuove, metodi nuovi, nuove accademie. - S. A. BEDINI, The Galilean jovilabe. - E. PROVERBIO - G. BERTUCCIOLI, On a singular chinese portable sundial. Per un archivio della Corrispondenza degli Scienziati Italiani: M. A. FINOCCHIARO, Toward a philosophical reinterpretation of the Galileo Affair. Recensioni - Schede - Attivit dell'Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza di Firenze - Pubblicazioni ricevute. Anno I, 1986, fasc. 2 M. MINIATI, Vent'anni dopo: immagine di un recupero. - P. NEVILLE, The printer's copy of Commandino's translation of Archimedes, 1558. - P. GOZZA, La musica nella filosofia naturale del Seicento in Italia. - M. TORRINI, «Et vidi coelum et terram novam». A proposito di rivoluzione scientifica e libertinismo.
Paulus Swaen Internet Auctions:Italy of Perugia. The map is based on egnatio danti's 1580 map of Perugia.Copper engraving with Spanish text on verso. Abraham Ortelius http://www.swaen.com/os/category/subEIG.shtml
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Iteronline Treccani - Percorsi 'Visite Guidate' Translate this page Le due regole della prospettiva pratica di M. Jacomo Barozzi da Vignola, con icomentarij del RPM egnatio danti dellordine de Predicatori Matematico http://www.treccani.it/iteronline2002/percorsi/visite_giudate/
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«Name» Frankfurt etc. Frangenberg, Thomas 1988 egnatio danti's optics cinquecentoaristotelianism and the medieval tradition, Nuncius 3338. http://heihobel.phl.univie.ac.at/pro/disku/lit/l5.html
Extractions: Auge, Wahrnehmung Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes Revue internationale de philosophie Philosophy International Journal for Philosophy of Religion Journal of the History of Ideas , Historisch-literarische Abteilung 45:1-6. Nuncius Renaissance Studies Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medecine Canadian Journal of Philosophy , supplementary vol. 16:109-147. Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science Journal of the History of Ideas Gazette des Beaux Arts The Personalist Journal of the History of Ideas Journal of the History of Ideas HEIHOBEL Leonhard SCHMEISER
Extractions: Questa raccolta comprende testi di Storia dell'Architettura e dell'Arte, di Disegno Architettonico e Architettura Urbanistica, ma vi figurano anche opere come il Dizionario letterario Bompiani delle Opere e dei Personaggi di tutti i tempi e di tutte le letterature Enciclopedia del cattolico (Milano, Bianchi-Giovini, 1948). Vi troviamo anche alcune annate di riviste dei primi decenni del Novecento ( Architettura, Il Palladio, L'architettura Italiana, Rassegna di architettura, Urbanistica, Architettura ed arti decorative, Domus
Bell Catalog - Ss annotazioni del medesimo ; riuista da frate egnatio danti cosmografo del http://bell.lib.umn.edu/cat/bib_s.html
Extractions: Call Number: 1662 Sa Sabellico, Marco Antonio, 1436?-1506. Croniche che tractano de la origine de Veneti e del principio de la cita e de tutte le guere da mare e terra facte in Italia, Dalmacia, Grecia, e contra tuti li infideli / composte per lo excelentisimo mesere Marco Antonio Sabellico e volgarizate per Matheo Vesconte de Sancto Canciano ; con gratia et previlegio. Milan, Gottardo da Ponte [ca. 1510]. [8], cclxxxiii, [1] l. ; 33 cm.
Desenhos De Arquitectura: 1521-1616 Translate this page Vignola, Jacopo Barozzi (1497-1573), Le due regole della prospettiva pratica diMJB da V., con I commentari del RPM egnatio danti ( ). Roma, F. Zannetti. http://o2.epandemic.com/fernando.lisboa/Cronologias/_Tempos/_1521-1616/body__152
Extractions: Durer situa-se ainda na tradição dos `tratados práticos` medievais. Wolfflin cita Durer: "Todas as criaturas são definidas pela sua proporção, pelo seu peso e pelas suas medidas". Wolfflin acrescenta: "Saber medir as coisas é saber compreendê-las". Durer situa-se num tempo intermédio, entre uma prática empírica, que conhece e utiliza, e uma prática consciente instaurada por uma linguagem por conhecimentos científicos. "( ) uno de los aspectos más positivos de las academias en lo siglo XVI fuera el de establecer una primera convencionlización del lenguage gráfico de la arquitectura de modo que se pudieran producir documentos más precisos y con ciertas comunes a todos los casos ( )" (Sainz, 90, 49). As artes do desenho são, na Academia, a pintura, a escultura e a arquitectura.
