Słowa kluczowe
Tycho Brahé
Urania
Titan
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Liczba wyświetleń: 78
Liczba pobrań: 29
Abstrakt
Urania Titani is a farewell poem written by Urania to her lover Titan, who has left her behind in search of gold abroad. It was found among Tycho Brahe’s papers after his death in Prague in 1601. Traditionally, Urania is identified with the astronomer’s younger sister, Titan with her fiancé, and Tycho is thought to have composed the poem on his sister’s behalf to lure her fiancé back to Denmark. According to a new reading, it is a satire composed by the astronomer’s enemy Jon Jacobsen Venusinus.
Bibliografia
Andersen P., « Erik Brahé, ex-conseiller de Sigismond III, raconte sa mission à Prague », Sensus Historiae 49, 2022, p. 35-52.
Brahe T., Astronomiæ instauratæ mechanica, Philippus de Ohr, Wandesburgi 1598. [Vénusin, Jon Jacobsen le], Urania Titani, [1601], ms. Vienne, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Codex Vindobonensis Latinus 1068612, 10 feuillets.
Reusner N., Operum […] pars tertia, Steinmann, Ienæ 1593.
Resen P.H., (éd.), Inscriptiones Haffnienses […], Gödian, Haffniæ, 1668.
Tychonis Brahe dani opera omnia, éd. J.L.E. Dreyer, 15 vol., Gyldendal, Copenhague 1913-1929.
Zeeberg P. (éd.), Tycho Brahes ‘Urania Titani’. Et digt om Sophie Brahe, Museum Tusculanum, København, 1994.
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Prawa autorskie (c) 2024 Peter Andersen
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