Gnomonica Mechanica. Oder: Mechanische Sonnen-Uhr-Kunst In welcher Den Anfängern ein besonderer, leichter, und wolverständlicher Weg gezeiget wird, auff alle ebene Flächen Sonnen-Uhren zu verzeichnen, und solche recht zu gebrauchen ; Samt Einer Zugabe von etlichen in Kupffer gestochenen bereits verfertigten Universal-Uhren und zur Gnomonic dienlichen Instrumenten

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