Terrestrial and Celestial Globes Volume 2 / Their History and Construction Including a Consideration of their Value as Aids in the Study of Geography and Astronomy

by Edward Luther Stevenson

Fig. 143. The Orrery.

NOTES

[181] See Fig. [56], I, [116].

[182] Compare for example Figs. [8] and [89].

[183] Consult the ‘Fihrist’ referred to in Chap. III, n. 4.

[184] Note such examples as the globe of Robertus de Bailly, I, [108], the Lenox globe, I, [72], the Nancy globe, I, [102], and the Morgan globe in the Metropolitan Museum, I, [200].

[185] See Fig. [3].

[186] See Fig. [43].

[187] See Apianus’ Cosmographicus liber.

[188] As for example the World map of Mercator of the year 1538, an original copy of which may be found in the New York Public Library, also a copy in the Library of The American Geographical Society.