File:Planisphæri cœleste.jpg

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Summary

Description

Latina:

Planisphæri cœleste

English:

Celestial map from the 17th century, by the Dutch cartographer Frederik de Wit.

Français :

Carte céleste du XVII^e siècle, réalisée par le cartographe hollandais Frederik de Wit.

Date

10 March 2007

Source

Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here. Scanned by Janke

Author

Frederik de Wit (1630–1706)
Alternative names	Frederic, Frederik, Frederico, Fredericus; de Witt, de Widt.
Description	Dutch cartographer
Date of birth/death	1629/30	1706
Location of birth/death	Gouda	Amsterdam
Work location	Amsterdam
Authority control	WorldCat

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