Mathematische ofte wisconstige bewijs-redenen, waer mede bevvesen vvort, dat de aerdcloot stil staet, en de sonne daghelijcx en jaerlijcx sijnen loop doet : naer de leeringhe van Ptolomaeus : teghens het ghevoelen van N. Copernicus, dat den aerdcloot sijnen daghelijckschen en jaerlijckschen loop soude doen, en de sonne stil staen in't midden vande vaste sterren-hemel
A 1635 Dutch astronomy treatise by Sybrandt Hansz Cardinael, printed in Amsterdam, arguing for a stationary Earth against Copernicus and aimed at learned readers. Its pictures are geometric diagrams of the Earth's surface, compass points, and church towers sighted at angles, drawn with fine engraved hatching and dotted sight lines that a designer could borrow for technical, map-like graphics.
