Johannes Kepler
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Johannes Kepler (1571–1630) was a German astronomer and mathematician whose writings also engaged deeply with cosmic harmony, number symbolism, and the philosophical dimensions of nature. His works, especially the Mysterium Cosmographicum and Harmonices Mundi, were influential in early modern natural philosophy and were later read within esoteric traditions for their speculative cosmology.
Names & Attribution
Also recorded in source catalogues as: Kepler, Johannes
Works in the Library (2)
Joannis Keppleri Sac. Caes. Maiest. Mathematici De Stella Nova In Pede Serpentarii, Et Qui Sub Ejus Exortum De Novo Iniit, Trigono Igneo : Libellus Astronomicis, Physicis, Metaphysicis, Meteorologicis & Astrologicis Disputationibus endoxois & paradoxois plenus. Accesserunt I. De Stella Incognita Cygni: Narratio Astronomica. II. De Jesv Christi Servatoris Vero Anno Natalitio, consideratio novissimae sententiae Lavrentii Svslygae Poloni, quatuor annos in usitata Epocha desiderantis
Johannes Kepler