Liber Primus (Latin title)

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Liber Primus is the first book of Nicolaus Copernicus’s seminal work De revolutionibus orbium coelestium, in which he outlines the foundations of his heliocentric model of the cosmos.

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instanceOf book
part of work
associatedWith Copernican Revolution NERFINISHED
author Nicolaus Copernicus NERFINISHED
contains arguments for Earth’s motion
critique of geocentric cosmology
discussion of the order of the heavenly spheres
methodological introduction to Copernicus’s system
philosophical justification of heliocentrism
describes heliocentric model of the cosmos
discipline mathematical astronomy
fieldOfWork history of astronomy
genre astronomical text
scientific treatise
hasAuthorRole astronomer
mathematician
hasCanonicalTitle Liber Primus NERFINISHED
hasHeliocentricModel Sun at the center of the universe
historicalPeriod Renaissance NERFINISHED
influenced Scientific Revolution NERFINISHED
early modern astronomy
influencedBy Ptolemaic astronomy NERFINISHED
ancient Greek astronomy
isPartOf De revolutionibus orbium coelestium NERFINISHED
originalWorkLanguage Latin
outlines foundations of Copernican system
foundations of heliocentric theory
partOf Copernican heliocentric treatise
partOfPrintedEdition 1543 first edition of De revolutionibus orbium coelestium
partOfSeries first book of De revolutionibus orbium coelestium NERFINISHED
philosophicalContext natural philosophy
positionInWork 1
rejects geocentric model as ultimate explanation
subject astronomy
cosmology
heliocentrism
planetary theory
titleLanguage Latin
topic cosmological principles
motion of Earth
order of planets
structure of the universe
workAuthor Nicolaus Copernicus NERFINISHED
workTitle Liber Primus NERFINISHED

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Book I hasWorkTitle Liber Primus (Latin title)
subject surface form: Book I (De revolutionibus orbium coelestium)