Catalogus veteres affixarum longitudines, ac latitudines conferens cum nouis. Imaginum Caelestium prospectiua duplex. Altera rara ex polis mundi, in duobus hemisphaeriis aequinoctialibus ...
A Latin star atlas by the Jesuit astronomer Christoph Grienberger, published in Rome in 1612 by Bartholomaeus Zannettus, presenting constellations for astronomers and scholars. The pictures are small engraved star charts with dotted stars, constellation figures drawn in outline across the sky, and numbered lettering with degree and latitude marks, offering a designer the clean geometric language of early modern celestial diagrams.
