Longomontanus's ASTRONOMIA DANICA in China

Li-Chih Wu-Wei (hereafter: WWLC), chap. 3 ( Suan-Shu Hsin-Fa (n) edn (hereafter: HFSS), chap. 38), 20a and chap. 4 (chap. 39), 1b.

Longomontanus Christian Severinus F. , Astronomica Danica (Amsterdam, 1622). Professor Nathan Sivin has suggested that to some extent Longomontanus may have influenced the compilation of the Ch'ung-Chen Li-Shu (see his “Copernicus in China”, Studia Copernicana, vi (1973), 63–122, p. 108).

Bernard H. , Monumenta Serica, iii (1938), 35.

Ibid., 67.

Verhaeren H. , Catalogue de la bibliothèque du Pé-t'ang (Peking, 1949), no. 2124.

Piao Chiao-Shih , chap. 9 (HFSS, chap. 80), 1a.

d'Elia P. M. , Galileo in China (Cambridge, Mass., 1960), 32–33.

WWLC, chap. 4 (HFSS, chap. 39), 1b.

Moesgaard K. P. , “How Copernicanism took root in Denmark and Norway”, Studia Copernicana, v (1972), 117–51.

WWLC, chap. 6 (HFSS, chap. 41), 3a-7. For the original discussions in the West, see Hartner W. , “The Mercury horoscope of Marcantonio Michiel of Venice”, Vistas in astronomy, i (1955), 84–138, and Schofield C. J. , “The geoheliocentric mathematical hypothesis in sixteenth-century planetary theory”, The British journal for the history of science, ii (1965), 291–6.

Longomontanus , Astronomica Danica, Lib. Prim., 113.

Kepler J. , Astronomia nova (Heidelberg, 1609), chap. 7; Dreyer J. L. E. , Tycho Brahe (Edinburgh, 1890), 294.

Li-Chih Yueh-Li , chap. 2 (HFSS, chap. 29), 9b.

Kepler J. , Astronomiae pars optica (Gesammelte Werke, ii, ed. by Hammer F. (Munich, 1939), 234–47) on the one hand, and L-Chih Chiao-Shih , chap. 1 (HFSS, chap. 64), 22a–27b, on the other.

Chiao-Shih Li-Chih, chap. 1 (HFSS, chap. 64), 27a.

Li-Chih Yueh-Li , chap. 3 (HFSS, chap. 30), 5b, and Li-Chih Chiao-Shih , chap. 7 (HFSS, chap. 70), 15b.

Li-Chih Yueh-Li , chap. 3 (HFSS, chap. 30), 7a.

Ibid., 5b–7a.