General catalogue of books printed from 1500 to july 1997 9-361 book two: Magazines, Museum Catalogues, Private and Puble Libraries, Contributions from Diallists, etc
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STENGEL, Johann Peterson (1731) Gnomonica universalis, sive praxis amplissima Geometrice describendi Horologia solaria, stabilia quidem juxta omnes species, in quacunque superficie plan intra Spaeram Rectam & Obliquam, tum refelxa et portalia. M. Wagner, Augsburg. STENGEL, Johann Peterson. The Latin edition of 1721 was reproduced with German text as: Beschreibung der Sonnenuhren, with the same 233 illustrations. (Descriptions of Sundials). Frankfurt, 1755 STENGEL, Johann Peterson (1775) Gnomonica universalis, sive praxis amplissima Geometrice describendi Horologia solaria, stabilia quidem juxta omnes species, in quacunque superficie plan intra Spaeram Rectam & Obliquam, tum refelxa et portalia. M. Wagner, Augsburg. STEPHEN, L and LEE, S. (Editors) The Dictionary of National Biography, London, 1885-1901. 63 volumes and a supplement of three volumes. First edition. Stephens, Sasch (1985) Zeit und Sonne - Sonnenuhren, astroarchäologische und astronomische Kunst. Druck- und Verlagsgesellschaft Bietingheim GmbH, Bietigheim-Bissingen. STEPHENSON, Nicholas. The Royal Almanack, or a Diary of the True Places of the Sun, Moon and Planets Sterne und Weltraum 29 (NR. 9) S. 513-519 STERNHEIM Herman, Populaire Gnomonik und Chronometric, 1858 STERNHEIM Herman, “Populare Gnomonik oder Construction der gebrauchlichsten Arten von Sonnenuhren”. Weimar U. Ilmenau, F. Voigt, 1835 - vol. 1, in ^16, pp. XII, 174, tavv. 15 (Biblioteca Comunale di Gorizia). STERNHEIM. H. Populóre Gnomonik oder Konstruktion der Gebrauchlichten Arten. (Popular Gnonomics or Construction of the usual types of Sundials). Weimar, 1835. Date of second edition 1842, third edition, virtually unchanged, Weimar, 1858. This work was also used by M C Boutereau for his treatise of 1845. Stetten, Paul von (1779) Kunst-Gewerbe- und Handwerksgeschichte der Reichsstadt Augsburg., Augsburg. STEVENS, Frank R. "Telling Time by the Spire. A little known feature of the Close. Curious Wiltshire Sundials". An article published in the Salisbury Times for Friday, 28 April 1933. First dealing with the shadow of Salisbury Cathedral spire falling on the noon-line cut into the low north wall, just opposite the house numbered 28 The Close. The Ivychurch sundial in Salisbury museum is discussed, another in the Market Place at Wilton, and the possibility of a sundial on the top of the old Poultry Cross. An interesting article pointing out the grouping of polyhedral dials in the area and a possible connection with Nicholas Kratzer. An example of the useful information found in local newspapers. Salisbury 1933. Mr Frank R Stevens was the Controller of the Salisbury, South Wilts and Blackmore Museum in the 1930's. STEVENSON W.B., Sundials of six Scottish Counties, near Glasgow, Trans Glasgow Archaeol Soc. 9, p. 227-286 STEVENSON Edward Luther, Terrestrial and celestial globes. Yale Univ. Press, New Haven, 1921 STEVENSON, E L. Terrestrial and celestial globes; their history and construction, including a consideration of their values as aids in the study of geography and astronomy, New Haven, Conn, 1921. Two volumes, reprinted New York and London, 1971. STEVENSON, E L. William Janz Blaeu 1571-1638, New York, 1914. STEVENSON, L. Terrestial and Celestial Globes; their history and construction, including a consideration of their values as aids in the study of geography and astronomy. In two volumes, this work was the standard work on the subject for many years. Newhaven, Connecticut 1921. STEVENSON, W B. "Sundials of six Scottish Counties, near Glasgow". Transactions of the Glasgow Archeological Society, Volume 9, pages 227-286. Glasgow 1940. With descriptions of dials in Stirling, Dumbarton, Renfrew, northern Ayrshire, northern Lanarkshire, and part of Argyll. With thirty-eight b/w illustrations. STEVINS, Walter. The Conclusions of the Astrolabe by Geoffrey Chaucer. A manuscript dedicated to to Edward Courtenay, the Earl of Devonshire, now in the Sloane Collection, MS. Sloane 261. This is a treatise prepared by someone who had studied Johann Stoeffler's recently published book, and it would seem from the carefully executed drawings that it was intended for publication, possibly made difficult by the Earl being cast into the Tower of London. The erudition of Stevins is made clear by his poining out that Chaucer’s underestimation of the year would eventually cause difficulties with the calendar. London 1553. STEWART, Douglas. Prepared the text for the Catalog of the Collection of Watches belonging to Mr H J Heinz, of Pittsburgh, deposited by him in the Carnegie Museum. This catalogue contains the illustrations and descriptions of six excellent portable sundials. The text was edited by Dr W J Holland, and the illustrations are based on photographs taken by A S Coggeshall. Pittsburgh 1917. STEWART Ian, What in Heaven is a Digital Sundial, Scientific American, p. 104-106, August, 1991 (also Book Review in Compendium NASS, vol 2, n° 3, Sept.. 1995). Stewart, Ian (1991) Mathematische Unterhaltungen -. Spektrum der Wissenschaft 4 S. 12-15 STICCA, Guiseppe. Le cento città d’Italia illustrate. Chieri e la sua Castellata, Casa Editrice Sonzongo, Milano, 1629. (A hundred Italian cities illustrated. Churches and Castles). Sticker, Bernhard (1964) Documenta Astronomica., Wiesbaden. STIRLING, M W. "Concepts of the Sun among American Indians". Smithsonian Institution Annual Report, Page 387. 1946. STIRLING, M W. The Cloister Life of the Emperor Charles the Fifth, London, 1891. 4th edition. STIRRUP Thomas., Horometria: or the Compleat Diallist, 1652. Nota : questo libro che contiene un manoscritto con annotazioni del 1766, viene venduto da un libraio inglese al prezzo di 750 sterilne. STIRRUP, Thomas, Horometria: Or the Compleat Diallist, London, 1659. STIRRUP, Thomas. The Description and Use of a Universal Quadrant ... also divers Questions in Arithmetic, Geometry, Astronomy, Navigation, Surveying and Dialling. London 1655. Thomas Stirrup (known to be working 1651-1659), called himself 'Mathematicus' and specialized in the making of sundials. Evidently his published works were a great influence on John Flamsteed as a youth and other students who later achieved eminence. STOAPLETON, Graham. Domifying Circles - Astronomy and Astrology, BSS Bulletin 93.1, p. 2. STOCK, Jack. Campbell-Stokes Sunshine Recorder. A single page account of the author’s attempt to determine the accuracy of a Campbell-Stokes sunshine recorder. He found the greatest error to be five minutes. An unpublished account, circa 1993. STOEFFLER, J. Cosmographiae aliquot descriptiones J Stoefleri. (Some Descriptions of Cosmography by Johanne Stoefler). n.d. STOEFFLER, Johannes. Calendarium Romanum Magnum, Jacob Kobel, Oppenheym, 1518. Four instruments are shown at the end of this work, one for finding the position of the moon in the zodiac, an horary quadrant, a Regiomontanus dial, and an azimuth for unequal hours. A second edition apppeared in 1534. STOEFFLER, Johannes. Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabii. (Explanation, Making and Use of the Astrolabes). An edition of Stoeffler's work published almost a century after his death. Paris 1619. STOEFLER, J. Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabi ... (Explanation, Making and Use of the Astrolabe ... ). The first easily understood work on the astrolabe. Paris, 1524. STOEFLER, Johan, Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabi. 173 pages, illustrations plus tables. [Explanation of the Making and Use of the Astrolabe]. William Cavellat, 1553. 17-5 x 11 cm. Latin text. STOEFLER, Johanne. Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabi. Reprinted entirely in italic text, with the woodcuts of the previous edition. Paris, 1570. STÖFFLER, Joannes. Calendarium Romanum Magnum Caesare Majestati Dictatum, Oppenheyn, 1518. STÖFFLER, Joannes. Coelestium Rerum Disciplinae, Moguntiae, 1535. STÖFFLER, Joannes. Der Newe Romisch Calendar, Oppenheyn, 1522. STÖFFLER, Joannes. Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabii, Cologne, 1594. STÖFFLER, Joannes. Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabii, Paris, 1551. STÖFFLER, Joannes. Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabii, Paris, 1569. STÖFFLER, Jöannes. Elucidation Fabricae Ususque Astrolabii, Oppenheyn, 1513.
STOFLER, Jean de Justingence. Traite de la Composition et Fabrique de L’Astrolabe, Paris, 1560. Stohler, Hans (1916) Mathematische Geographie und sphärische Trigonometrie. Basler Druck- und Verlagsanstalt, Basel. Stohler, Hans (1942) Die Sonnenuhren am Basler Münster und die alte Basler Stundenzählung. Basler Zeitschrift für Geschichte und Altertumskunde 41 S. 253-318 Stohler, Hans (1942) Frühere Zeitmessung im Baselbiet. Baselbieter Heimatblätter 7 (NR. 1) S. 81-104 STOHLER Hans, Alte schweizerische Laeuteordnungen. Schweiz. Archiv. fuer Volkskunde, Band41m p. 181-225, 1944 STOHLER Hans Die Sprueche auf der Sonnenuhr, insbesondere due Sprueche auf Uhren in den Kantonen Baselland und Baselstadt. Der Rauracher, n° 16, p. 1-15, 1944 STOHLER Hans Fruehere Zeitmessung in Baselbiet. Baselbieter Heimatblaetter, 7Jg, p. 81-104 (1942a), 9Jg, p. 317-319, (1944) STOHLER Hans Der Meridian oder die Mittagslinie an den Kirchen des Baselbietes. Baselbieter Heimatbuch, p. 141-161, 1945 STOHLER Hans Die Sonnenuhr IM Jerkindenhof in Basel. Basler Jahrbuch, p. 148-164, 1945 STOHLER Hans Die Wandlungen der Sonnenuhren am Basler Muenster und die Basler Zeitmessung seit 1798. Basler Jahrbuch, p. 171-191, 1948 STOHLER Hans Die in Sommer 1951 in Hof der Neubadschule zu Basel erbaute analemmatische Sonnenuhr. Technische und geschichtliche Studie. Selbstverlag des Verfassers: Basel, 22 Seiten, photos, 1952 STOHLER Hans Ein geometrischer Ort in der Gnomonik. Elemente der Mathematik, p. 61.64, 1952. STOHLER Hans Die Sonnenuhr der Schule zu Pratteln. Pratteler Anzeiger, n° 60, 1955 STOHLER Hans Die Vollmonduhr an der alten Wache zu Pratteln. Baselbieter Heimatblaetter, n° 3, p. 166-167, 1957 STOHLER Hans Eine neue Sonnenuhr in Arlesheim. Baselbieter Heimatblaetter, n° 2, p. 212-214, 1 fig., 1958 STOHLER Hans Schilderung der Sonnenuhren auf der Loewenburg. Basler Standbuch, p. 26-33, 1962 STOHLER Hans Mein Lebenslauf. Baselbieter Heimatblaetter, n° 3/4, p. 269-281, 1964 Stohler, Hans (1982) Die Sonnenuhr der Schule zu Pratteln. SFAU XXI S. 163-166 Stohler, Hans (1982) Die Vollmonduhr an der alten Wache zu Pratteln. SFAU XXI S. 167-168 STOKLEY, J. The Rittenhouse Exhibition, Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, 56, pp 236-248, Pennsylvania, 1932. STOKLEY. J. Planetarium operation, Scientific Monthly, 45, pp 307-316, 1937. STONE D.B., A sun compass for direct determination of geographic north, in Journal of scientific instruments, 44, 661, 1967 STONE E., The construction and Principle use of Mathematical Instruments, Tradotto dal francese da Bion, London, 1758 STONE, Ormond. On the Extra-Meridian Determination of Time by Means of a Portable Transit Instrument, N P, not dated. (Paper read to the Cincinnati Society of Natural History) STONE, Percy G. A Sixteenth Century Mathematical Instrument Case. Archaeologia, LX. pp 531-533, 1897. STONEMAN, Milton, Easy-to-Make Wooden Sundials. 38 pages, 40 illust-rations. Thin card covers with illustration of three sundials on front. Dover Publications, New York, 1982. 28 x 20 cm. ISBN 0-486-24141-6. Library of Congress No. 81-67086. With plans and instructions for making five designs of sundials, plus how to design your own pocket sundial. The actual plans are placed between pages 20 and 21 and printed on one side only of the folios (not paginated). Price 2-95 dollars in USA, #2-90 in England. The publisher quotes 68 pages. STONEMAN, Milton. Easy-to-make Wooden Sundials. Instructions and Plans for 5 Projects. With Suggestions for Designing Your Own Pocket Sundial. An American treatment, published in the Dover Publication, Inc. series. It outlines the realization of simple dials in a straightforward way. New York 1982. STONG C.L., Due meridiane, Le Scienze, agosto, 1969 STONG C.L., The Scientific American Book of Projects for the Amateur Scientist, New York, 1960 - Contains: A Universal Sundial Prof. R.M. Sutton, pg. 62 by A Sundial that keeps clock time, Richard L. Schmoyer, p. 73
STOTT Carole, Nocturnal - Make-it-yourself, National Maritime Museum, London, 1990 STOTT, C. Make it yourself Nocturnal. A five-sheet cut-out model. 1981. STOYKO, N. "De l'influence des èquations personelles sur la determination de l'heure par la lunette meridienne avec micrométre ..." (Of the influence of the personal equation of time [reaction time] on the determination of time with a meridian telescope fitted with a micrometer). Comptes Rendus Académie des Sciences. Paris, 1928. STOYKO, N. “Sur un cas particulier de la détermination de l’heure par la lunette méridienne”. (On a particular case of the determination of time by the meridian telescope). Société des Savantes.
STRANG van HEES, G L. Ware en niet-ware tijd. Zonnewijzerkring, 88.2. p 265. Straßl, Hans (1959) Azimut-Nomogramme für alle Stundenwinkel und Deklinationen im Bereich der geographischen Breiten von - 80 bis + 80 Grad. Forschungsberichte des Wirtschafts- und Verkehrsministeriums (NR. 512) S. 1-30 STREET, John. Tell the Time on Stonehenge, extract from unknown newspaper, 25 November 1987. Details the work of John Hunt, mainly on analemmatic sundials. Streit, Jakob (1986) Sonne und Kreuz. Freies Geistesleben, Stuttgart. Striepling, Günter und Heinrich Tilly (1985) Die Sonnenuhr der Bundesgartenschau Berlin 1985 - Prinzip, Konstruktion und Berechnungen -. *** S. 10-39 STRODE, Thomas. A New an Easie Method of Dyalling. London 1688. It was reprinted in 1697 when it was sold for 1s.6d., or 2s.0d. with a supplement on Arithmetic. John Strode (circa 1642-1697) was known as a diallist. He was originally of Maperton, Somerset; was educated at University College, Oxford; and travelled widely on the Continent. Strohmeier, W. (1987) 100ter Geburtstag von Ernst Zinner. SFAU XXVI S. 193-194 STRUB M., Cadrans solaires. La Liberte (Fribourg) du 13.12.1954 et du 18.12.1954, 1954 STRUB, M. Les monuments d’art et d’histoire du canton de Fribourg, Tome II, La Ville de Fribourg, Birkhauser, Basel, 1956. (The monuments of art and history of the Canton of Fribourg).
STUART J., Epistola de Obelisco Caesaris Augusti in Campo Martio effosso-Roma, 1750 STUART, J. Und N. Revett, The Antiquitiesof Athens, London, 1825 STUART R.,C.MALIN, Plain sundials Bulletin of the B.S.S. N. 95/2 - 6/1995 p. 45 STURM J.C., Gnomonices oder grundlicher Unterricht von Beschreibung allerhand Sonnen-Uhren, 1681 STURM, J C. Brevis elucidato sphaerae armillaris, ex aurichalco constructae, interius systema planetarium ex mente Copernici repraesentanis, Altdorf, 1695. Sturm, Johann Christian (1672) M Eberhardi Welperi: Gnomonica oder gründlicher Unterricht und Beschreibung, wie man allerhand Sonnen-Uhren auf ebenen Orten künstlich aufreissen und leichtlich verfertigen soll - Zum andernmal aufgelegt und mit nützlichen Anmerkungen wie auch dem Andern Theil vermehret. Paul Fürst, Nürnberg. STURMI Jo. Christophori, Chronologia et Gnomonicam, in “Mathesis Compendiaria”, 1670 STURMIUS, John Christopher. Gnomonices, Nuremburg, 1681. STURMIUS, John Christopher. Mathesis Compendiara, Coburg, 1714. STURMIUS, John Christopher. Mathesis Juvenile, London, 1708-9. (Three volumes) STURMY Capt. Samuel, The Art of Dialling, London, 1683 STURMY Samuel, The argument, Compendium Vol 2, n°2, June, 1995 STURMY, Samuel, Captain. The Mariner's Magazine: Stor'd with the following Mathematical Arts: ... Dialling. This work was edited by Henry Phillipes, qv, and is a very substantial work of which dialling is but a small section. First edition, London 1669. Samuel Sturmy was a Burgess of Gloucester and as a young man was captain of his own vessel sailing to Virginia and the West Indies. He later worked in the Customs Service in Bristol, and amongst other activities made dials and taught how to make them. His tidal observations at Hungrode were made use by Sir Isaac Newton in his Principia. His exploration of Pen Park Hole on the Severn opposite where he had taken up residence, resulted in him catching a chill from which he died at an early age of 36. STURMY, Samuel. The Mariner’s Magazine, London, 1684. SU SUNG. Hsin I Hsiang Fa Yao, Taipei, 1969. In Chinese, this is a modern printing of a very ancient Chinese manuscript detailing a new design for an armillary sphere and globe. SUAGHER F, PERROUD P, MARCHAND J.P. , L’heure au Soleil : Cadrans Solaires eu Franche-Comté, Besançon, 1991 SUAREZ PARADA, Juan Francisco. Tratado vulgar sobra la construcciòn de cuadrantes y relojes de sol. (Treatise of common ways on the construction of quadrants and sundials). Barcelona circa 1800. SUHEYL, UNVER, Sur les cadrans solaires horizontaux et verticaux en Tourquie, in “Archives Internationales d’Histoire de Science”, n° 7, 1954 SULLIVAN W., A kitchen ceiling analemma, Compendium Vol 3, n°1, March., 1996 SULLIVAN W., A sun dial, Compendium Vol 3, n°1, March., 1996 SULLIVAN Woody, Report on A sundial Meeting in Seattle, p. 23 SULLIVAN, Rev P. "Scratch Dials in Gloucestershire". Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archeological Society, 1924, pages 169-186. It was also issued as a reprint in plain paper wrappers with one plate and 16 figures. Gloucester, 1924. SULLIVAN, Woody. A Kitchen Ceiling Analemma, Compendium, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 18-21. (Details of how to lay out a ceiling analemma by observations). SULLIVAN, Woody. A Sand Dial, Compendium, Vol. 3, No. 1, p. 1. (Details of a “fundial” made on the Shi-Shi beach in Washington State). SULLY H., Description de la Ligne Méridienne de l’Eglise S. Sulpice, avec l’explication de ses usages, in “Mercure de France”, juillet, 1728 Summary in English. Zonnewijzerkring 92.4, pp 59-60. SUMMERSON, Sir John. "The Regeneration of Seven Dials". Foreword by the former curator of the Soanes Museum in the appeal for funds booklet The Seven Dials. Erected 1694, Removed 1773. London 1989. SUTER H., Die Mathematiker und Astronomen der Araber..., in "Abhandlungen zur Geschichte der mathematischen Wissenschaften...", X, Heft, Leipzig, 1900 SUTER Rufus, Leonardo Ximenes and the gnomon at the cathedral of Florence,
SUTTON R., Una meridiana universale, Sommavilla, Belluno, 1964 SUTTON, Henry. Description and Use of a Large Quadrant. 1669.
SWEETMAN, Linda. "Marking Time". A short article illustrating the 1829 sundial at Parma, Italy, divided into two parts for am and pm times; Schickhard's triangular dial of 1618 at Nuremburg; a Polish sundial of 1924; the canon sundial made by the French engineer Chevalier; and the Karnak obelisk in upper Egypt. Pages 78-79 of the magazine She. It was followed on page 80 by an article written by Trevor Holloway on the art of making sundials. 1960's? SWERDLOW, N M. The derivation and first draft of Copernicus’s planetary theory: a translation of the Commentariolus, with commentary, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, 117, pp 423-512, 1973. SWIERSTRA, R. "Bezonning en beschaduwing van gebouwen en terreinen". Licht en Zicht, Volume II. Haarlem 1954. SWINDEN, J H van. Beschreijving van een kunststuk verbeeldende een volledig bewegelijk hemels-gestel uitgedacht en vervaarddigd door Eise Eisinga, Franeker, 1780. First edition. SWINDEN, J H van. Beschreijving van het Rijks-Planetarium te Franeker, van 1773 tot 1786 uitgedacht en vervaadigd door Eise Eisinga. Voorafgegaan door: het leven van Eise Eisinga en eene geschiedenis van zjin planetarium door W Eekhoff, Schoonhoven, 1780. SWINDEN, J H van. Lesson over het planetarium, tellurium, en lunarium van Hartog van Laun; gehouden in de Maatschappij Felix Meritis te Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 1803. SYKES, Christopher. Collecting Sundials, Antique Finder, pp 36-41, 15 illustrations, August 1973. Descriptions of the sundials in the author’s private collection. SYLVESTER, Robert B. British Sundial Society Record Form Topics, BSS Bulletin 90.2, June 1990, p. 11. SYLVESTER, Robert R. A Boulby Sundial at Walton Hall near Wakefield, BSS Bulletin 90.1, February 1990, pp. 12-13. SYLVESTER, Robert. B.S.S. Annual Conference at Grantley Hall, Ripon, Bulletin 96.2, June 1996, p. 38.
T GEBRUIK VAN HET, Usus rectanguli Catholici geometrico astronomici, auctore Henrico Casparo Nuis, JCto., Svvollae, 1686. T. Dialling made Easy, Oxford, 1692. (Two copies). T.PL., Nel paese del sole brilla la meridiana, La Stampa, 20-7-1993 TABARRONI Giorgio, Globi celesti e terrestri sulle monete romane, in Physis,anno VII, 1965
TABIT IBN QURRA. Ein Werk õber ebene Sonnenuhren. åbers. von Karl Garbers. (A Work on Plane Sundials translated by Karl Garbers). Berlin, 1936. Tabit Ibn-Qurra (1936) Ein Werk Tabit b. Quellen und Studien zur Gesch. der Mathem., Astron. u. Physik (NR. A4) S. TABOADA, Jose Antonio Franco. Soleamiento y Urbanismo en Galicia, Obradoiro, No 4-5, November 1979. Directory: libri libri -> XI. intellect libri -> The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali Chapter One Samadhi Pada Download 2.43 Mb. Share with your friends:
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