Bibframe Work

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Introduction

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II. Plinian Astronomy in the Middle Ages and Renaissance Science in the Early Roman Empire: Pliny the Elder, his Sources and Influence, ed. R. French and F Greenaway London, 1986

III. Plinian Astronomical Diagrams in the Early

Middle Ages

Mathematics and its Applications to Science and Natural Philosophy in the Middle Ages, ed. E. Grant and J. E. Murdoch. New York, 1987

IV. Origins and Contents of the Leiden Planetary Configuration (ms. Voss. Q.79, f. 93v): An Artistic Astronomical Schema of the Early Middle Ages Viator, 14. Los Angeles, 1983

V. The Astronomy of Macrobius in Carolingian Europe: Dungal's Letter of 811 to Charles the Great Early Medieval Europe, 3. Harlow, Essex, 1994

VI. The Astronomies of Pliny, Martianus Capella, and Isidore of Seville in the Carolingian World Science in Western and Eastern Civilization in

Carolingian Times, ed. P L. Butzer and D. Lohrmann. Basel, 1993

VII. Astronomical Images and Planetary Theory in Carolingian Studies of Martianus Capella Journal for the History ofAstronomy, 31. Cambridge, 2000

VIII. Plato and Circumsolar Planetary Motion in the Middle Ages

Archives d'histoire doctrinale et littdraire du moyen age, 60. Paris, 1993

IX. Heraclides and Heliocentrism: Texts, Diagrams, and Interpretations

Journal for the History of Astronomy, 23. Cambridge, 1992

X. Calcidius's Commentary on Plato's Timaeus in Latin Astronomy of the Ninth to Eleventh Centuries Between Demonstration and Imagination. Essays in

the History of Science and Philosophy, ed. L. Nauta and A. Vanderjagt. Leiden, 1999

Addenda and Corrigenda.