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OU Libraries’ History of Science digital collection began with several hundred 15th- through 18th-century rare books, maps, and other items digitized for the 2015-2016 Galileo’s World exhibition. They range from art, music, astronomy, and meteorology through natural history, the human body, microscopy, physics, and engineering, and on to religion and travels to China and the Americas. All images in the digital collection have been released to the public domain. When using images from this collection, please include the following attribution statement: Image(s) courtesy History of Science Collections, University of Oklahoma Libraries, Norman, Oklahoma.

Procli Sphaera
Thoma Linacro Britanno interprete, figuris & demonstrationibus nunc primum illustrata: cũ annotatiunculis Jacobi Tusani regij græcarum literarum professoris., Signatures: A-C⁸ (A1 verso blank)., Title vignette; head-pieces; initials., Device of printer at end., With: Beyer, Hartmann. Qvastiones novae. Parisiis, 1562 -- Sacro Bosco, Joannes de. Sphaera Ioannis de Sacro Bosco, emendata. Lutetiae, G. Cauellat, 1561.
Eis tēn Tetrabiblon tou Ptolemaiou exēgētēs anōnumos = In Clavdii Ptolemæi Qvadripartitvm enarrator ignoti nominis, quem tamen Proclvm fuisse quidam existimant
item Porphuriou philosophou eisagōgē eis tēn apotelesmatikēn to Ptolemaiō ; Porphyrii Philosophi introductio in Ptolemæi opus de effectibus astrorum ; praeterea Hermetis Philosphi De revolvtionibvs natiuitatum libri duo, incerto interprete., The commentaries, or introductions to Tetrabiblon or Quadripartitum by Claudius Ptolemy, attributed to Proclus and Porphyry, were printed in Greek and Latin in Basle, 1559. Cf. W. Smith, Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology., An Introduction to the Tetrabiblon of Ptolemy is attributed by some to Porphyry, by others to Antiochus., Title in Greek and Latin., Signatures: a-b⁶ A-R⁶ 2A-2E⁶ 2F⁸., Imprint from colophon., Initials; side notes; printer's device on p. [1] at end., Printed in parallel columns in Greek and Latin., Page 207 misnumbered 217 and numerous other pagination errors., Includes index., Errata on p. [23] at the beginning., Bookplate on t.p.: "Bibliothecæ Romagnoli, Cæsenæ Via S. Zenonis".
Procli De sphaera liber. Cleomedis De mvndo, siue Circularis inspectionis meteororum libri duo. Arati Solensis Phaenomena, siue Apparentia. Dionysii Afri Descriptio orbis habitabilis. Omnia grce & latine ita coniuncta, ut conferri ab utriusq; linguae stud
Procli Sphaera. Thoma Linacro Britano interprete.--Cleomedis Circularis inspectionis meteororum liber I[-II] Georgio Valla Placentino interprete.--Arati Solensis Apparentia.--In Arati Phaenomena aliquot annotatiunculae Ceporini.--Dionysii Habitabilis descriptio.--In Dionysii opvscvlvm De sitv orbis, aliquot annotatiunculae Ceporini.--Vita Procli ex Svida [graece]--Vita Arati [graece]--Vita Dionysii [ex Eustathio, graece], Edited by Marcus Hopper.