Peter Apian und Azophi: Arabische Sternbilder in Ingolstadt im frühen 16.Jahrhundert by PAUL KUNITZSCH

C. H. Beck. Munich 1986.

Softcover. Octavo. 72 pages, 3 fold-out drawings.

This book, titled "Peter Apian und Azophi: Arabische Sternbilder im frühen 16. Jahrhundert" by Paul Kunitzsch, is a fascinating read for those interested in astronomy and the history of science. Written in German, it explores the works of two important astronomers from the early 16th century, Peter Apian and Azophi, and their contributions to the field.

The book provides a detailed analysis of the Arabic star charts and constellations developed by these two scientists, and how they were used to map the night sky. It also discusses the cultural and historical context in which these works were created, providing a rich insight into the scientific discoveries of the past. This book is an ideal addition to any collection of books on astronomy and the history of science.

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