Eclipseos Lunaris Mcccclvii D. Iii Sept. Quo Coelesti Indulgentia Natalis Uraniae Tercentesimus Felici Affulget Sidere Secularia

This fascinating astronomical text deals with the lunar eclipse of September 1507 and the astrological significance attributed to it by medieval scholars. Featuring detailed charts and tables, this work offers a fascinating glimpse into the science and culture of the Renaissance period.
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