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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part I. Kepler as Practising Astrologer Section 3. Historical Charts Subsection 1. The Nativities of Mohammed and Martin Luther, 1604 开普勒占星著作的翻译(一)作为职业占星家的开普勒历史图表穆罕默德和马丁·路德的诞生(1604年

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0221

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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part I, Section 3.2. Kepler’s Nativity of Augustus 开普勒占星著作的翻译(第1部分，第3.2节)开普勒的《奥古斯都的诞生

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01213.0221

Cornelia Linde

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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part III, Section 4. Kepler on Aspects, 1602 开普勒占星著作的翻译(第三部分，第四节)开普勒论相位(1602年

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0239

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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part III, Section 3. David Fabricius and Kepler on Fabricius’s Directions, 1603-1604 开普勒占星著作的翻译(第三部分，第三节)大卫·法布里修斯和开普勒的法布里修斯方向，1603-1604

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0237

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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part I, Section 2.4. Excerpts from Kepler’s Correspondence and Interpretation of Wallenstein’s Nativity, 1624-1625 开普勒占星著作的翻译第1部分，第2.4节。摘自开普勒的《华伦斯坦的诞生的通信和解释》，1624-1625

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0219

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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part I, Section 1.3. Kepler’s Delineations of his Family’s Astrology 开普勒占星著作的翻译(一)1.3节开普勒对家族占星术的描述

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0209

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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part I, Section 2.2. Kepler’s Astrological Interpretation of Rudolf II by Traditional Methods, 1602 开普勒占星著作的翻译第1部分，2.2节。开普勒用传统方法对鲁道夫二世的占星术解释(1602年

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0215

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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part I, Section 1.2. David Fabricius and Kepler on Kepler’s Personal Astrology, 1602 开普勒占星著作的翻译(一)1.2节。大卫·法布里修斯和开普勒谈开普勒的个人占星术，1602年

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0207

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Johannes Kepler’s Horoscope Collection 约翰内斯·开普勒的星座收藏

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0203

Friederike Boockmann

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Translations of Kepler’s Astrological Writings Part III, Section 2. David Fabricius and Kepler on Astrological Theory and Doctrine, 1602 开普勒占星著作的翻译(第三部分，第二节)大卫·法布里修斯和开普勒论占星理论和学说，1602年

Culture and Cosmos Pub Date : 2010-10-01 DOI: 10.46472/cc.01214.0235

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