Horologium Solare Immaculatum

Horologium Solare Immaculatum is a treatise on the construction and theory of sundials by Gelasius Heuppel. This work delves into the intricate calculations and geometric principles required to design accurate and aesthetically pleasing sundials. Covering various types of sundials and their applications, the book offers a detailed explanation of gnomonics and its historical significance.

Heuppel's approach combines theoretical knowledge with practical instruction, making this book an invaluable resource for enthusiasts and scholars alike. Explore the rich history and science behind these ancient timekeeping devices, presented with clarity and precision.

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