Epact: Astrolabe signed by Jean Fusoris, circa 1400
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Epact: Astrolabe signed by Jean Fusoris, circa 1400
PLANISPHERIC ASTROLABE ATTRIBUTED TO JEAN FUSORIS – Theatrum Mundi
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A Previously Unrecorded Medieval Latin Astrolabe and Evidence for a Mid-fourteenth Century Instrument Workshop
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Epact: Astrolabe signed by Jean Fusoris, circa 1450
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Jean Fusoris - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
This elegant astrolabe, constructed for use in England, shows a close resemblance to the astrolabes traditionally associated with the Parisian maker Jean Fusoris (1365-1436). It has been assumed, therefore, that this instrument
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