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C U M U L AT I V E I N D I C E S TO VO L U M E S 2 1 – 3 0

There are four indices, listing the contents of volumes 21–30 of JHA includingArchaeoastronomy supplements 15–24. The first index lists main articles (and Notes)according to author; each such article is given a serial number, and the volume, part,and first and last pages are cited. (An article in an Archaeoastronomy supplement isindicated by page numbers with the prefix ‘S’.) The serial numbers begin with 342,as a continuation of the corresponding index for the first twenty volumes that ap-peared in the final issue of volume 20.

These serial numbers are then used in the second index to list articles by subject;the intention has been to provide a simple working classification according to pe-riod and topic, rather than to attempt a comprehensive analysis. The third index listscertain specialized contributions, such as reports of Commission 41 and obituarynotices. The fourth index lists reviews and essay reviews (but not notices of books)according to the (first) author or editor of the book.

1. AUTHOR INDEX TO ARTICLES AND NOTES

Al-Dargazelli, Shetha S. See Louay J. Fatoohi

Allan, Elizabeth See Michael Hoskin

Allen, David A.[342] Solstice Determination at Noon 23, S21–S31

Ambruster, Carol See J. McKim Malville

Aparicio, Antonio See Juan A. Belmonte; César Esteban

Arnaldi, Mario[343] A Roman Cylinder Dial: Witness to a Forgotten Tradition (with Karlheinz Schaldach)

28(2), 107–117

Aveni, Anthony F.[344] Monumental Inscriptions and the Observational Basis of Maya Planetary Astronomy (with

Lorren D. Hotaling) 25, S21–S54[345] The Maya Number of Time: Intervalic Time Reckoning in the Maya Codices (with Steven

J. Morandi and Polly A. Peterson) 26, S1–S28; 27, S1–S32[346] Astronomy in the Mexican Codex Borgia 30, S1–S20See also: Peter Brosche

Barker, Peter[347] Copernicus and the Critics of Ptolemy 30(4), 343–358

Bartha, Lajos[348] Astrophysical Instruments in Hungary, 1871–1911 25(2), 77–91

Baum, Richard[349] G. D. Cassini and the Rotation Period of Venus: A Common Misconception (with William

Sheehan) 23(4), 299–301

Belmonte, Juan A.[350] A Solstitial Marker in Tenerife: The “Majanos de Chacona” (with Antonio Aparicio and

César Esteban) 24, S65–68

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[351] Mediterranean Archaeotopography and Archaeoastronomy: Two Examples of DolmenicNecropolises in the Jordan Valley 28, S37–S43

[352] Mediterranean Archaeoastronomy and Archaeotopography: Pre-Roman Tombs of AfricaProconsularis (with César Esteban and José Juan Jiménez González) 29, S7–S24

[353] Pre-Islamic Burial Monuments in Northern and Saharan Morocco (with C. Esteban, L. Cuesta,M. A. Perera Betancourt and J. J. Jiménez González) 30, S21–S34

See also: César Esteban

Bennett, J. A.[354] The English Quadrant in Europe: Instruments and the Growth of Consensus in Practical

Astronomy 23(1), 1–14[355] Science Lost and Longitude Found: The Tercentenary of John Harrison 24(4), 281–287

Blaauw, Adriaan[356] The Early Years of the European Southern Observatory: An Effort in Europeanization

22(1), 87–99

Bowen, Alan C. See Bernard R. Goldstein

Bricker, Harvey M.[357] Determining the Historicity of Three Astronomical Almanacs in the Madrid Codex (with

Victoria R. Bricker and Bettina Wulfing) 28, S17–S36

Bricker, Victoria R. See Harvey M. Bricker

Bronshten, Vitalii A.[358] V. T. Ter-Oganezov, Ideologist of Soviet Astronomy (with Robert A. McCutcheon)

26(4), 325–348

Brooks, Randall C.[359] The Development of Micrometers in the Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

22(2), 127–173

Brosche, Peter[360] The Sacred Calendar and Venus (with Lucrecia Maupomé and Comment by Anthony F. Aveni)

21, S51–S55

Canzoneri, G. L. See N. A. Roughton

Ceragioli, R. C.[361] The Debate Concerning ‘Red’ Sirius 26(3), 187–226[362] Solving the Puzzle of ‘Red’ Sirius 27(2), 93–128

Chabás, José[363] Verification of Parallax in Ptolemy’s Handy Tables (with Anne Tihon) 24(1/2), 123–141[364] Computational Astronomy: Five Centuries of Finding True Syzygy (with Bernard R. Goldstein)

28(2), 93–105[365] Astronomy in Salamanca in the Mid-fifteenth Century: The Tabulae resolutae

29(2), 167–175See also: Bernard R. Goldstein

Chapin, Seymour L.[366] The Vicissitudes of a Scientific Institution: A Decade of Change at the Paris Observatory

21(3), 235–274

Chevalier, Yves[367] Orientations of 935 Dolmens of Southern France 30, S47–S82

Clay, Roger See Gail Higginbottom

Cook, David[368] A Survey of Muslim Material on Comets and Meteors 30(2), 131–160

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Craig, Edward[369] Hegel and the Seven Planets (with Michael Hoskin) 23(3), 208–210

Cuesta, L. See Juan Antonio Belmonte

Cullen, Christopher[370] Motivations for Scientific Change in Ancient China: Emperor Wu and the Grand Inception

Astronomical Reforms of 104 B.C. 24(3), 185–203

Débarbat, Suzanne[371] An Unusual Use of an Astronomical Instrument: The Dreyfus Affair and the Paris ‘Macro-

micromètre’ 27(1), 45–52

Deiss, Bruno M.[372] On a Pretended Observation of Saturn by Galileo (with Volker Nebel) 29(3), 215–220

DeVorkin, David A.[373] Defending a Dream: Charles Greeley Abbot’s Years at the Smithsonian 21(1), 121–136[374] Quantum Physics and the Stars (IV): Meghnad Saha’s Fate 25(3), 155–188See also: Ralph Kenat

Dewhirst, David W.[375] The Rosse Spirals (with Michael Hoskin) 22(4), 257–266

Di Bono, Mario[376] Copernicus, Amico, Fracastoro and Tusi’s Device 26(2), 133–154

Dick, Stephen J.[377] National Observatories: An Overview 22(1), 1–4[378] John Quincy Adams, the Smithsonian Bequest, and the Origins of the U.S. Naval Observatory

22(1), 31–44[379] Simon Newcomb, William Harkness and the Nineteenth-century American Transit of Venus

Expeditions (with Wayne Orchiston and Tom Love) 29(3), 221–255

Dobrzycki, Jerzy[380] Peurbach and Maragha Astronomy? The Ephemerides of Johannes Angelus and Their

Implications (with Richard L. Kremer) 27(3), 187–237[381] Saturn, Aristotelian Astronomy, and Cracow Astronomers: An Episode from the Early Years

of Telescopic Astronomy 30(2), 121–129See also: Owen Gingerich; Richard Kremer

Doel, Ronald E.[382] Redefining a Mission: The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory on the Move

21(1), 137–153[383] Astronomy Under the Soviets: Introduction (with Robert A. McCutcheon) 26(4), 279–296

Donahue, William H.[384] Kepler’s First Thoughts on Oval Orbits: Text, Translation, and Commentary 24(1/2), 71–100[385] Kepler’s Approach to the Oval of 1602, from the Mars Notebook 27(4), 281–295

Dupree, A. Hunter[386] The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory — From Washington to Cambridge

21(1), 107–110

Eastwood, Bruce Stansfield[387] Heraclides and Heliocentrism: Texts, Diagrams, and Interpretations 23(4), 233–260[388] Astronomy in Christian Latin Europe c. 500 – c. 1150 28(3), 235–258

Eddy, Frank W. See J. McKim Malville

Eddy, John A.[389] Founding the Astrophysical Observatory: The Langley Years 21(1), 111–120


Edmondson, Frank K.[390] AURA and KPNO: The Evolution of an Idea, 1952–58 22(1), 68–86[391] The Ford Foundation and the European Southern Observatory 29(4), 309–326

Elliott, Clark A.[392] The History of Harvard Astronomy 21(1), 3–8

Eremeeva, A. I.[393] Political Repression and Personality: The History of Political Repression Against Soviet

Astronomers 26(4), 297–324

Esteban, César[394] A Solstitial Marker in Tenerife: Addendum (with Juan A. Belmonte and Antonio Aparicio)

25, S84–S86[395] Pre-Hispanic Equinoctial Markers in Gran Canaria, Part I (with Rosa Schlueter, Juan A.

Belmonte and Oswaldo González) 27, S73–S79[396] Pre-Hispanic Equinoctial Markers in Gran Canaria, Part II (with Rosa Schlueter, Juan A.

Belmonte and Oswaldo González) 28, S51–S56See also: Juan A. Belmonte

Evans, James[397] The Material Culture of Greek Astronomy 30(3), 237–307

Exton, Harold[398] A Fresh Analysis of Some Recent Data on Atmospheric Refraction Near the Horizon with

Implications in Archaeoastronomy 23, S57–S58

Faidit, Jean-Michel[399] The Observatories of Languedoc 25(3), 199–206

Fara, Patricia[400] Lord Derwentwater’s Lights: Prediction and the Aurora Polaris 27(3), 239–258

Farhi, Brian[401] Solar Eclipses and the Temple of the Plumed Serpents, Xochicalco, Mexico 28, S83–S85

Farrar, Robert W. E.[402] The Megalithic Astronomy of Lundy: Evidence for the Remains of a Solar Calendar

24, S69–S72

Fatoohi, Louay J.[403] Accuracy of Lunar Eclipse Observations Made by Jesuit Astronomers in China (with F. R.

Stephenson) 27(1), 61–67[404] A Computer Program for the Conversion of Babylonian into Julian Dates 29(4), 378–379[405] The Babylonian First Visibility of the Lunar Crescent: Data and Criterion (with F. R.

Stephenson and Shetha S. Al-Dargazelli) 30(1), 51–72See also: F. Richard Stephenson

Fleck, Robert C., Jr[406] The Comet of Bethlehem: An Early Thirteenth-century Representation by Nicholas of Verdun

23(2), 137–140

Foderà Serio, Giorgia[407] Giuseppe Piazzi and the Discovery of the Proper Motion of 61 Cygni 21(3), 275–282[408] The Orientations of the Temples of Malta (with Michael Hoskin and Frank Ventura)

23(2), 107–119See also: Sebastiano Tusa; Frank Ventura

Galindo Trejo, J.[409] Solar Observations in Ancient Mexico: Malinalco 21, S17–S36

Genuth, Sara Schechner


[410] Blazing Stars, Open Minds, and Loosened Purse Strings 21(1), 9–20[411] Astronomical Imagery in a Passage of Homer 23(4), 293–298

Gingerich, Owen[412] Two Astronomical Observatories 21(1), 1–2[413] Through Rugged Ways to the Galaxies 21(1), 77–88[414] The Master of the 1550 Radices: Jofrancus Offusius (with Jerzy Dobrzycki) 24(4), 235–253[415] Tycho Brahe’s Copernican Campaign (with James R. Voelkel) 29(1), 1–34; (4), 397

Goldstein, Bernard R.[416] Historical Perspectives on Copernicus’s Account of Precession 25(3), 189–197[417] Pliny and Hipparchus’s 600-Year Cycle (with Alan C. Bowen) 26(2), 155–158[418] The Pre-telescopic Treatment of the Phases and Apparent Size of Venus 27(1), 1–12[419] Levi ben Gerson and the Brightness of Mars 27(4), 297–300[420] Saving the Phenomena: The Background to Ptolemy’s Planetary Theory 28(1), 1–12[421] Abraham Zacut and the Medieval Hebrew Astronomical Tradition 29(2), 177–186[422] An Occultation of Venus Observed by Abraham Zacut in 1476 (with José Chabás)

30(3), 187–200See also: José Chabás

Gralewski, Renate See Michael Hoskin; Mauro Zedda

Grant, Edward[423] The Medieval Cosmos: Its Structure and Operation 28(2), 147–168

Gurshtein, Alexander A.[424] Science Feasts While the Public Starves: A Note on the Reconstruction of the Pulkovo

Observatory after World War II (with Constantin V. Ivanov) 26(4), 363–368

Harper, William See Sree Ram Valluri

Hazen, Martha L. See Jay M. Pasachoff

Hentschel, Klaus[425] Photographic Mapping of the Solar Spectrum 1864–1900 30(2), 93–119; (3), 201–224

Hetherington, Norriss S.[426] Walter S. Adams and the Imposed Settlement Between Edwin Hubble and Adriaan van

Maanen (with Ronald S. Brashear) 23(1), 53–56

Higginbottom, Gail[426a] Reassessment of Sites in Northwest Scotland: A New Statistical Approach (with Roger Clay)

30, S41–S46

Hinge, Peter D. See Clive L. N. Ruggles

Hochsieder, Peter See Michael Hoskin

Hockey, Thomas A.[427] Seeing Red: Observations of Colour in Jupiter’s Equatorial Zone on the Eve of the Modern

Discovery of the Great Red Spot 23(2), 93–105

Hoskin, Michael[428] Rosse, Robinson, and the Resolution of the Nebulae 21(4), 331–344[429] The Orientations of the Taulas of Menorca (2): The Remaining Taulas (with Peter Hochsieder

and Doris Knösel) 21, S37–S48[430] More on “South v. Sheepshanks” (with colleagues) 22(2), 174–179[431] The Orientations of the Burial Monuments of Menorca (with Juan José Morales Núñez)

22, S15–S42[432] The Orientations of Taulas: Addenda 22, S89–S90[433] Orientations of Megalithic Sepulchres in Salamanca, Spain 23(1), 57–60[434] Thomas Wright and the Royal Society (with George D. Rochester) 23(3), 167–172


[435] The Tombe di Giganti and Temples of Nuraghic Sardinia (with Elizabeth Allan and RenateGralewski) 24, S1–S26

[436] Orientations of Corsican Dolmens (with Elizabeth Allan and Renate Gralewski) 25(4), 313–316[437] Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy: (1) Orientations of the Megalithic Sepulchres of

Almería, Granada and Málaga (with Elizabeth Allan and Renate Gralewski) 25, S55–S82[438] Further Orientations of Corsican Dolmens (with Elizabeth Allan and Renate Gralewski)

26(3), 247–252[439] Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy: (2) Orientations of the Tholos Tombs of Almería

(with Elizabeth Allan and Renate Gralewski) 26, S29–S40[440] Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy: (3) Customs and Motives in Andalucía (with Elizabeth

Allan and Renate Gralewski) 26, S41–S48[441] A Possible Solstice Marker in Northern Portugal 28(1), 79–82[442] Orientations of Sardinian Dolmens (with Mauro Zedda) 28, S1–S16[443] Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy: (4) The Orientations of Megalithic Tombs in Eastern

Catalunya (with Toni Palomo i Pérez) 29(1), 63–79[444] Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy: (5) Orientations of Megalithic Tombs of Northern

and Western Iberia (with colleagues) 29, S39–S87[445] Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy: (6) Orientations of Megalithic Tombs of Badajoz and

Neighbouring Portugal (with Carme Sauch i Aparicio) 30, S35–S40[446] The Orientations of Megalithic Tombs in Eastern Catalunya: Addendum (with Toni Palomo

i Pérez) 30, S89–S90See also: Edward Craig; David W. Dewhirst; Giorgia Foderà Serio; Maria Papathanassiou; SebastianoTusa; Frank Ventura; Mauro Zedda

Hotaling, Lorren D. See Anthony F. Aveni

Howse, Derek[447] The Greenwich List of Observatories: Amendment List No. 1 25(3), 207–218

Hubbell, John G.[448] Neptune in America: Negotiating a Discovery (with Robert W. Smith) 23(4), 261–291

Huffmann, Wendell W.[449] The United States Naval Astronomical Expedition (1849–52) for the Solar Parallax

22(3), 208–220

Hysom, E. J.[450] Tests of the Shape of Mirrors by Herschel 27(4), 349–352

Jardine, Nicholas[451] The Places of Astronomy in Early-Modern Culture 29(1), 49–62

Jarrell, Richard A.[452] The Origins of the Dominion Observatory, Ottawa 22(1), 45–53[453] J. S. Plaskett and the Modern Large Reflecting Telescope 30(4), 359–390

Jiménez González, José Juan See Juan A. Belmonte

Jones, Alexander[454] Hipparchus’s Computations of Solar Longitudes 22(2), 101–125

Katgert-Merkelijn, J. K.[455] The Kenya Expeditions of Leiden Observatory 22(4), 267–296

Keenan, Philip C.[456] The Earliest National Observatories in Latin America 22(1), 21–30

Kenat, Ralph[457] Quantum Physics and the Stars (III) (with David H. DeVorkin) 21(2), 157–186

Kidwell, Peggy[458] Harvard Astronomers in the Second World War 21(1), 105–106


King, David[459] The Orientation of Medieval Islamic Religious Architecture and Cities 26(3), 253–274

Klimka, Libertas See Vytautas Straizys

Knorr, Wilbur R.[460] Plato and Eudoxus on the Planetary Motions 21(4), 313–329[461] Another Look at Ptolemy’s Ivy Leaf 22(2), 180–183[462] Sacrobosco’s Quadrant: Date and Sources 28(3), 187–222

Knösel, Doris See Michael Hoskin

Kokott, Wolfgang[463] Syzygies as Pivots: An Unusual Mid-fifteenth-century Working Ephemeris 29(2), 129–135

Kollerstrom, N.[464] The Hollow World of Edmond Halley 23(3), 185–192[465] Flamsteed’s Lunar Data, 1692–95, Sent to Newton (with Bernard D. Yallop) 26(3), 237–246

Kragh, Helge[466] Cosmology Between the Wars 26(2), 93–115

Kremer, Richard[467] Alfonsine Meridians: Tradition versus Experience in Astronomical Practice c. 1500 (with

Jerzy Dobrzycki) 29(2), 187–199See also: Jerzy Dobrzycki

Krisciunas, Kevin[468] A More Complete Analysis of the Errors in Ulugh Beg’s Star Catalogue 24(4), 269–280

Langermann, Y. Tzvi[469] Peurbach in the Hebrew Tradition 29(2), 137–150

Lévai, Zs. See E. Zsoldos

Li, Y.[470] Accuracy of Solar Eclipse Calculations, 1644–1785, with the Chinese Shoushi Calendar

(with C. Z. Zhang) 30(2), 161–167

Locher, Kurt[471] The Ancient Egyptian Constellation Group “The Lion Between Two Crocodiles” and the

Bird 21, S49–S51[472] Two Further Coffin Lids with Diagonal Star Clocks from the Egyptian Middle Kingdom

23(3), 201–207[473] Two Greco-Roman Sundials from Alexandria and Dion 24(4), 300–302[474] Three Further Greco-Roman Conical Sundials from Palmyra, Naples and Abu Mina

26(2), 159–163

López Borgoñoz, Alfonso[475] Orientations of Graves in the Late Roman Necropolises of Ampurias 29, S25–S30

Love, Tom See Stephen J. Dick

Mack, Pamela E.[476] Strategies and Compromises: Women in Astronomy at Harvard College Observatory, 1870–

1920 21(1), 65–75

MacMinn, Donn[477] An Analysis of Ptolemy’s Treatment of Retrograde Motion 29(3), 257–270

Malville, J. McKim[478] Lunar Standstills at Chimney Rock (with Frank W. Eddy and Carol Ambruster)

22, S43–S50


Manca, Giacobbe See Mauro Zedda

Martin, Frederick[479] Venus and the Dresden Codex Eclipse Table 26, S57–S73

Martlew, Roger D.[480] The North Mull Project (4): Excavations at Ardnacross 1989–91 (with Clive L. N. Ruggles)

24, S55–S64See also: Clive L. N. Ruggles

Maupomé, Lucrecia See Peter Brosche

McCarthy, Daniel[481] Easter Principles and a Fifth-century Lunar Cycle Used in the British Isles 24(3), 204–224

McCarthy, Dennis D.[482] The Julian and Modified Julian Dates 29(4), 327–330

McCluskey, Stephen C.[483] Calendars and Symbolism: Functions of Observation in Hopi Astronomy 21, S1–S16

McConnell, Anita[484] Astronomers at War: The Viewpoint of Troughton & Simms 25(3), 219–235

McCutcheon, Robert A. See Vitalii A. Bronshten

Mercier, Raymond[485] The Astronomical Tables of George Gemistus Plethon 29(2), 117–127[486] A General Calendar Conversion Program 29(4), 379–380

Mielgo, Honorino See Julio Samsó

Montgomery, Scott L.[487] The First Naturalistic Drawings of the Moon: Jan Van Eyck and the Art of Observation

25(4), 317–320

Moore, Sarah[488] A Newly-discovered Letter of J. W. F. Herschel Concerning the Plumian Professorship

25(2), 142–143

Morales Núñez, Juan José See Michael Hoskin

Morandi, Steven J. See Anthony F. Aveni

Morrison, L. V. See J. M. Steele

Murray, William Breen[489] Models of Temporality in Archaeoastronomy and Rock Art Studies 29, S1–S6

Murschel, Andrea[490] The Structure and Function of Ptolemy’s Physical Hypotheses of Planetary Motion

26(1), 33–61

Nebel, Volker See Bruno M. Deiss

Needel, Allan A.[491] The Carnegie Institution of Washington and Radio Astronomy: Prelude to an American

National Observatory 22(1), 55–67

Nevalainen, Jukka[492] The Accuracy of the Ecliptic Longitude in Ptolemy’s Mercury Model 27(2), 147–160

Nicolaïdis, Efthymios[493] Astronomy and Politics in Russia in the Early Stalinist Period (1928–1932) 21(4), 345–351

Olson, Roberta J. M.[494] The 1816 Solar Eclipse and Comet 1811 I in John Linnell’s Astronomical Album (with Jay

M. Pasachoff) 23(2), 121–133


See also; Jay M. Pasachoff

Orchiston, Wayne See Stephen J. Dick

Osterbrock, Donald E.[495] “The Appointment of a Physicist as Director of the Astronomical Center of the World”

23(3), 155–165[496] Getting the Picture: Wide-field Astronomical Photography from Barnard to the Achromatic

Schmidt 1888–1992 25(1), 1–14[497] Walter Baade, Observational Astrophysicist

26(1), 1–32; 27(4), 301–348; 28(4), 283–316; 29(4), 345–377

Palomo i Peréz, Toni See Michael Hoskin

Panchenko, Dimitri[498] Thales’s Prediction of a Solar Eclipse 25(4), 275–288

Pang, Alex Soojung-Kim[499] Victorian Observing Practices, Printing Technology, and Representations of the Solar Corona

25(4), 249–274; 26(1), 63–75

Papadopoulou, Helen See Maria Papathanassiou

Papathanassiou, Maria[500] On the Astronomical Explanation of Phanes’s Relief at Modena 22, S1–S13[501] Orientations of Tombs in the Late-Minoan Cemetery at Armenoi, Crete (with Michael Hoskin

and Helen Papadopoulou) 23, S43–S55; 24, S54[502] Orientations of the Greek Temples on Corfu (with Michael Hoskin) 25(2), 111–114[503] The Late-Minoan Cemetery at Armenoi: A Reappraisal (with Michael Hoskin) 27(1), 53–59

Pasachoff, Jay M.[504] The Earliest Comet Photographs: Usherwood, Bond and Donati 1858 (with Roberta J. M.

Olson and Martha L. Hazen) 27(2), 129–145See also: Roberta J. M. Olson

Perera Betancourt, M. A. See Juan Antonio Belmonte

Peterson, Polly A. See Anthony F. Aveni

Pingree, David[505] Bija-corrections in Indian Astronomy 27(2), 161–172[506] Some Fourteenth-century Byzantine Astronomical Texts 29(2), 103–108

Plotkin, Howard[507] Edward Charles Pickering 21(1), 47–58[508] William H. Pickering in Jamaica: The Founding of Woodlawn and Studies of Mars

24(1/2), 101–122

Poulle, Emmanuel[509] La Survie de l’Astronomie Alphonsine (with Denis Savoie) 29(2), 201–207

Powell, Martin J.[510] Astronomical Indications at a Bell-barrow in South Wales 26, S49–S56

Price, B. B.[511] The Use of Astronomical Tables by Albertus Magnus 22(3), 221–240

Robinson, Leif J.[512] Enterprise at Harvard College Observatory 21(1), 89–103

Rochester, George D. See Michael Hoskin

Rothenberg, Marc[513] Patronage at Harvard College Observatory, 1839–1851 21(1), 37–46


Roughton, N. A.[514] Babylonian Normal Stars in Sagittarius (with G. L. Canzoneri) 23(3), 193–200

Ruggles, Clive L. N.[515] The North Mull Project (2): The Wider Astronomical Potential of the Sites (with Roger D.

Martlew and Peter D. Hinge) 22, S51–S75[516] The North Mull Project (3): Prominent Hill Summits and Their Astronomical Potential

(with Roger D. Martlew) 23, S1–S13[517] The Stone Rows of South-west Ireland: A First Reconnaissance 25, S1–S20[518] Stone Rows of Three or More Stones in South-west Ireland 27, S55–S71[519] Whose Equinox? 28, S45–S50See also: Roger D. Martlew

Sadler, Philip M.[520] William Pickering’s Search for a Planet Beyond Neptune 21(1), 59–64

Said, S. S.[521] Accuracy of Eclipse Observations Recorded in Medieval Arabic Chronicles (with F. R.

Stephenson) 22(4), 297–310[522] Precision of Medieval Islamic Measurements of Solar Altitudes and Equinox Times (with F.

R. Stephenson) 26(2), 117–132[523] Solar and Lunar Eclipse Measurements by Medieval Muslim Astronomers, I (with F. R.

Stephenson) 27(3), 259–273[524] Solar and Lunar Eclipse Measurements by Medieval Muslim Astronomers, II (with F. R.

Stephenson) 28(1), 29–48See also: F. R. Stephenson

Saliba, George[525] A Sixteenth-century Arabic Critique of Ptolemaic Astronomy: The Work of Shams as-Din

al-Khafri 25(1), 15–38[526] Early Arabic Critique of Ptolemaic Cosmology: A Ninth-century Text on the Motion of the

Celestial Spheres 25(2), 115–141

Samsó, Julio[527] Ibn al-Zarqalluh on Mercury (with Honorino Mielgo) 25(4), 289–296[528] An Outline of the History of Maghribi Zijes from the End of the Thirteenth Century

29(2), 93–102

Sauch i Aparicio, Carme See Michael Hoskin

Savoie, Denis See Emmanuel Poulle

Schaeffer, Bradley E.[529] The Length of the Lunar Month 23, S32–S42

Schaldach, Karlheinz See Mario Arnaldi

Schevchenko, M.[530] An Analysis of Errors in the Star Catalogues of Ptolemy and Ulugh Beg 21(2), 187–210

Scott, Douglas[531] Astronomical Survey of Three Groups of Standing Stones in Strath Spey, Scotland

21, S56–S58

Shank, Michael H.[532] The “Notes on al-Bitruji” Attributed to Regiomontanus: Second Thoughts 23(1), 15–30[533] Regiomontanus and Homocentric Astronomy 29(2), 157–166

Sheehan, William See Richard Baum

Sherrill, Thomas J.[534] A Career of Controversy: The Anomaly of T. J. J. See 30(1), 25–50


Simpson, A. D. C.[535] James Gregory and the Reflecting Telescope 23(2), 77–92

Sinclair, Rolf M. See Anna Sofaer

Sluiter, Engel[536] The First Known Telescopes Carried to America, Asia and the Arctic, 1614–39 28(2), 141–145[537] The Telescope Before Galileo 28(3), 223–234

Smith, Robert W.[538] A National Observatory Transformed: Greenwich in the Nineteenth Century 22(1), 5–20[539] Engines of Discovery: Scientific Instruments and the History of Astronomy and Planetary

Science in the United States in the Twentieth Century 28(1), 49–77See also: John G. Hubbell

Snedegar, Keith[540] First Fruits Celebrations among the Nguni Peoples of Southern Africa: An Ethnoastronomical

Interpretation 29, S31–S38

Sofaer, Anna[541] Changes in Solstice Marking at the Three-Slab Site, New Mexico (with Rolf M. Sinclair)

21, S59–S60

Šprajc, Ivan[542] The Venus-Rain-Maize Complex in the Mesoamerican World View

24(1/2), 17–70; 24, S27–S53

Steele, John M.[543] Lunar Eclipse Times Predicted by the Babylonians (with F. R. Stephenson) 28(2), 119–131[544] Solar Eclipse Times Predicted by the Babylonians 28(2), 133–139[545] The Accuracy of Eclipse Times Measured by the Babylonians (with F. R. Stephenson and

L. V. Morrison) 28(4), 337–345[546] Astronomical Evidence for the Accuracy of Clocks in Pre-Jesuit China (with F. R.

Stephenson) 29(1), 35–48[547] Predictions of Eclipse Times Recorded in Chinese History 29(3), 275–285[548] Eclipse Observations Made by Regiomontanus and Walther (with F. R. Stephenson)

29(4), 331–344

Stephens, Carlene E.[549] Astronomy as Public Utility: The Bond Years at the Harvard College Observatory

21(1), 21–35

Stephenson, F. Richard[550] Precision of Medieval Islamic Eclipse Measurements (with S. S. Said) 22(3), 195–207[551] Astronomical Records in the Ch’un-ch’iu Chronicle (with Kevin K. C. Yau) 23(1), 31–51[552] Lunar Eclipse Times Recorded in Babylonian History (with Louay J. Fatoohi) 24(4), 255–267[553] The Babylonian Unit of Time (with Louay J. Fatoohi) 25(2), 99–110[554] Accuracy of Solar Eclipse Observations Made by Jesuit Astronomers in China (with L. J.

Fatoohi) 26(3), 227–236[555] Thales’s Prediction of a Solar Eclipse (with L. J. Fatoohi) 28(4), 279–282See also: Louay J. Fatoohi; S. S. Said; John M. Steele

Stooke, Philip J.[556] Neolithic Lunar Maps at Knowth and Baltinglass, Ireland 25(1), 39–55

Straizzzzzys, Vytautas[557] The Cosmology of the Ancient Balts (with Libertas Klimka) 28, S57–S81

Strauss, David[558] “Fireflies Flashing in Unison”: Percival Lowell, Edward Morse and the Birth of Planetology

24(3), 157–169


Strelnitski, Vladimir S.[559] The Early Post-War History of Soviet Radio Astronomy 26(4), 349–362

Swerdlow, N. M.[560] The Enigma of Ptolemy’s Catalogue of Stars 23(3), 173–183[561] Regiomontanus’s Concentric-sphere Models for the Sun and Moon 30(1), 1–23

Thurston, Hugh[562] A Mayan Table of Eclipses 25, S83–S84[563] Three Solar Longitudes in the Almagest Due to Hipparchus 26(2), 164

Tihon, Anne[564] The Astronomy of George Gemistus Plethon 29(2), 109–116See also: José Chabás

Tusa, Sebastiano[565] Orientations of the Sesi of Pantelleria (with Giorgia Foderà Serio and Michael Hoskin)

23, S15–S20

Valluri, Sree Ram[566] Newton’s Apsidal Precession Theorem and Eccentric Orbits (with Curtis Wilson and William

Harper) 28(1), 13–27

Van Brummelen, Glen[567] Lunar and Planetary Interpolation Tables in Ptolemy’s Almagest 25(4), 297–311[568] Computer Animations of Ptolemy’s Models of the Motions of the Sun, Moon and Planets

29(3), 271–274

Vanderburgh, William L.[569] Empirical Equivalence and Approximate Methods in the New Astronomy: A Defence of

Kepler Against the Charge of Fraud 28(4), 317–336

Ventura, Frank[570] Possible Tally Stones at Mnajdra, Malta (with Giorgia Foderà Serio and Michael Hoskin)

24(3), 171–183See also: Giorgia Foderà Serio

Vescovini, Graziella Federici[571] The Place of the Sun in Medieval Arabo-Latin Astronomy: The Lucidator dubitabilium

astronomiae (1303–10) of Peter de Padua 29(2), 151–155

Voelkel, James R. See Owen Gingerich

Wagman, Morton[572] Hercules, the Champion 23(2), 134–136

Williams, Thomas R.[573] The Development of Astronomy in the Southern United States, 1840–1914 27(1), 13–44

Wilson, Curtis[574] Clairaut’s Calculation of the Eighteenth-century Return of Halley’s Comet 24(1), 1–15

See also: Sree Ram Valluri

W³odarczyk, Jaros³aw[575] Notes on the Compilation of Ptolemy’s Catalogue of Stars 21(3), 283–295

Wulfing, Bettina See Harvey M. Bricker

Wünsch, J.[576] The Accuracy of Hevelius’s Astrometric Measurements 30(4), 391–406

Yau, Kevin K. C. See F. R. Stephenson


Zedda, Mauro[577] Orientations of 230 Sardinian Tombe di Giganti (with Michael Hoskin, Renate Gralewski

and Giacobbe Manca) 27, S33–S54See also: Michael Hoskin

Zhang, C. Z. See Y. Li

Zhongwei, Hu[578] A Chinese Observing Site from Remote Antiquity (with colleagues) 30(3), 231–235

Zsoldos, E.[579] Three Early Variable Star Catalogues 25(2), 92–98[580] “Novae” over Kiskartal (with Zs. Lévai) 30(3), 225–230

2. SUBJECT INDEX TO ARTICLES AND NOTES

The numbers listed are the serial numbers in the Author Index above.

(a) By period

Megalithic/prehistoric, 350–3, 367, 394–6, 402, 408, 429, 431, 432, 435–46, 480, 501, 503, 510, 515–19, 531, 556, 557, 565, 570, 577

Native American, 344–6, 357, 360, 401, 409, 478, 479, 483, 489, 541, 542, 562Chinese, 370, 403, 470, 546, 547, 551, 554, 578Babylonian, 405, 514, 543–5, 552, 553Egyptian, 471, 472Greco-Roman, 343, 361, 362, 363, 387, 397, 411, 417, 420, 454, 460, 461, 473, 474, 475, 477, 490,

492, 498, 500, 502, 530, 555, 560, 563, 567, 568, 572, 575Byzantine, 485, 506, 564Indian, 505Islamic, 368, 459, 521–8, 550, 571Western medieval, 388, 406, 418, 419, 421, 422, 423, 462, 481, 509, 511, 571Fifteenth century, 380, 468, 469, 487, 530, 532, 533, 548Sixteenth century, 347, 365, 376, 414–16, 463, 467, 561Seventeenth century, 349, 359, 372, 381, 384, 385, 364, 365, 537, 566, 569, 576Eighteenth century, 355, 359, 366, 399, 434, 574Nineteenth century, 348, 359, 369, 375, 378, 379, 389, 392, 407, 425, 427, 428, 430, 448, 449, 452,

476, 484, 488, 494, 499, 504, 507, 512, 538, 549, 558, 573, 579, 580Twentieth century, 356, 358, 371, 382, 383, 386, 390–3, 424, 426, 450, 453, 455, 457, 466, 476, 491,

495–7, 508, 534, 539, 559, 573

(b) By subject

accuracy of observations/predictions, 521–4, 530, 543–8, 550–4, 576Alfonsine astronomy, 509apsidal precession, 566archaeoastronomical sites

Balearic Islands, 429, 431, 432British Isles, 402, 426a, 480, 510, 515–18, 531, 556Canary Islands, 350, 394–6Corfu, 502Corsica, 436, 438Crete, 501, 503France, 367Islamic, 459Malta, 408, 570


Middle East, 351Native American, 478, 483, 489, 541North Africa, 352, 353Pantelleria, 565Sardinia, 435, 442, 577Spain and Portugal, 433, 437, 439–41, 443–6

archaeoastronomyequinox in archaeoastronomy, 519

astronometric measurements, accuracy of, 576astronomy, Keplerian, 569astronomy, Newtonian, 566, 574atmospheric refraction, 398AURA, 390aurora polaris, 400Bethlehem, star of, 406calendars, conversion program, 486Carnegie Institution, 491comets, 368, 410constellations, 471, 472, 572cosmology, medieval, 423; modern, 466; of ancient Balts, 557cycles, 41761 Cygni, 407Dominion Observatory, Ottawa, 452, 453Earth, 464Easter calculation, 481eclipse observations, accuracy of, 521, 543–8European Southern Observatory, 356, 391ethnoastronomy, 540expeditions, 449, 455Ford Foundation, 391graves, orientations of, 475Greenwich Observatory, 538Harvard College Observatory, 392, 410, 412, 413, 458, 476, 507, 508, 512, 513, 520, 549heliocentrism, 387homocentric astronomy, 533instruments, 348, 397; modern astronomical, 539 (see also micrometers; mirrors, test of shape;

quadrants; sundials; telescope(s))Jamaica, astronomy in, 508Julian dates, 404, 482Jupiter, 427Kitt Peak National Observatory, 380longitude, 355lunar month, 529Mars, 419Mercury, 492, 527meteors, 368micrometers, 359mirrors, test of shape, 450Moon, 465; drawings of, 487, 556Mt Wilson Observatory, 426, 495navigation, 342nebulae, resolution of, 428Neptune, 448


normal stars, 514novae, 580observatories, 447; national 377, 456; of Languedoc, 399 (see also under individual names)parallax, 363, 449Paris Observatory, 366, 371Phanes’s relief, 500photographs, early, of comets, 504photography, wide-field, 496planet, search for, 520planetary astronomy, 347, 363, 364, 376, 380, 384, 385, 414, 415, 416, 420, 421, 454, 460, 461,

463, 467, 469, 477, 490, 492, 525, 526, 561, 563, 567, 568planetology, 558planets, number of, 369Plumian professorship, 488precession, 416printing technology, 499quadrants, 354quantum physics, 374, 457radio astronomy, 491, 559Royal Society, 434Saturn, 372, 381Sirius, 361, 362Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, 373, 382, 386, 389, 412Smithsonian Institution, 373, 378, 382solar eclipse, predictions of, 498, 555, 544, 547Soviet astronomy, 358, 383, 393, 424, 493, 559spectrum, solar, 425nebulae, spiral, 375star catalogues, 468, 530, 560, 575, 579Sun, 571sundials, conical, 473, 474; cylinder, 343telescope, reflecting, 535telescopes, early, 536, 537transits of Venus, 379U.S. Naval Observatory, 378unit of time, Babylonian, 553U.S.A., astronomy in, 573variable stars, 579Venus, 418, 422; rotation period, 349; transits of, 379zijes, 528

(c) By name(Names are listed only when a major section of the article is devoted to the individual named.)

Abbot, C. G., 373Adams, J. Q., 378Adams, W. S., 426Albertus Magnus, 511Amico, G. B., 376Angelus, J., 380Baade, W., 497Barnard, E. E., 496Bond, G. P., 504, 549Bond, W. C., 549

Bowen, I. S., 495Brahe, Tycho, 415Cassini, G. D., 349Clairaut, A. C., 574Copernicus, N., 347, 376, 416Dreyfus, A., 371Eudoxus, 460Flamsteed, J., 465Fracastoro, G., 376Galileo, 372


Gregory, J., 535Halley, E., 464Harkness, W., 379Harrison, J., 355Hegel, G. W., 369Heraclides, 387Herschel, J. W. F., 488Herschel, W., 450Hevelius, J., 576Hipparchus, 417, 454, 563Homer, 411Hubble, E. P., 426, 495Kepler, J., 384, 385, 569Langley, S. P., 389Levi ben Gerson, 419Linnell, J., 494Lowell, P., 558Morse, E., 558Newcomb, S., 379Newton, I., 566Nicholas of Verdun, 406Offusius, J., 414Peter de Padua, 571Peurbach, 380, 469Piazzi, G., 407Pickering, E. C., 507Pickering, W. H., 508, 520

Plaskett, J. S., 453Plato, 460Plethon, G. G., 485, 564Pliny, 417Ptolemy, 363, 420, 461, 477, 490, 492, 530,

560, 563, 567, 568, 575Regiomontanus, 532, 533, 548, 561Robinson, T. R., 428Rosse, Earl of, 375, 428Sacrobosco, 462Saha, M., 374See, T. J. J., 534Shams as-Din al-Khafri, 525Sheepshanks, R., 430South, J., 430Ter-Oganezov, V. T., 358Thales, 498, 555Troughton, E., 484Ulugh Beg, 468, 530Usherwood, W., 504Van Eyck, J., 487Van Maanen, A., 426Walther, B., 548Wright, T., 434Zacut, A., 421, 422Zarqalluh, Ibn al-, 527

3. INDEX TO SPECIALISED CONTRIBUTIONS

(a) Manuscript Holdings

Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives 21(4), 352

(b) Obituary Notices

Eric J. Aiton, 22(3), 254; Richard Atkinson, 26, S90; Stillman Drake, 25(1), 73–75; Derek Howse,29(4), 398; Otto E. Neugebauer, 24(4), 289–299; Olaf Pedersen, 29(2), 211–214; Victor E. Thoren,22(3), 253–254; Helen Wallis, 26(3), 276; Richard S. Westfall, 28(2), 184–185

(c) Reports of Meetings

Commission 41 of the International Astronomical Union 22(4), 329–330; 26(1), 90–91; 26(1), 184; 28(4), 365–367

Oriental Astronomy from Guo Shoujing to King Sejong 25(2), 152–153Oxford 4 25, S91Oxford 5 27, S80The European Society for Astronomy in Culture (SEAC) 25, S90


4. INDEX TO BOOK REVIEWS

Reviews and essay reviews appearing in volumes 21–30 are listed alphabetically by author or editorof the book reviewed, or, in the few cases where no author or editor is given, by title.

AABOE, A, et al., Saros Cycle Dates and RelatedBabylonian Astronomical Texts (OwenGingerich) 23(3), 229

Abu Shaker’s “Chronography” (John North)23(1), 69

ABU MA’SAR, The Abbreviation of the Introduc-tion to Astrology (George Saliba) 26(2), 168

AITON, E. J., et al. (transl.), The Harmony of theWorld by Johannes Kepler (Bruce Stephenson)

29(3), 306ANDERSON, R. G. W., et al. (eds), Making Instru-

ments Count (Sara Schechner Genuth)27(2), 176

ANDREWES, William J. H. (ed.), The Quest forLongitude (Simon Schaffer) 30(1), 76

A PIANUS, Petrus, Instrument Buch (OwenGingerich) 22(3), 244

APPENZELLER, I., et al. (eds), Remembering EdithAlice Müller (Donat G. Wentzel) 30(3), 335

AVENI, Anthony F., Empires of Time (GordonBrotherston) 21, S61

AVENI, Anthony F. (ed.), World Archaeoastronomy(Tristram Platt) 22, S76

AVENI, Anthony F. (ed.), New Directions in Ameri-can Archaeoastronomy (Johanna Broda) 22, S84

AVENI, Anthony F. (ed.), The Lines of Nazca(Johan Rienhard) 23, S62

AVENI, Anthony F. (ed.), The Sky in Mayan Lit-erature (Philip P. Arnold) 26, S86

BACCANI, Donata, Oroscopi Greci (AlexanderJones) 28(1), 89

BAILER, M. E., S. V. M. Clube and W. M. Napier,The Origin of Comets (Sara SchechnerGenuth) 23(3), 215

BARBOUR, Julian B., Absolute or Relative Mo-tion?, i (James Evans) 24(3), 229

BARKER, Peter, and Roger Ariew (eds), Revolu-tion and Continuity (Owen Gingerich)

27(4), 365BARTON, Tamsyn, Ancient Astrology (John North)

27(1), 81BAUER, Brian S., and David S. P. Dearborn, As-

tronomy and Empire in the Ancient Andes(Anthony F. Aveni) 28, S85

BAUM, Richard, and William Sheehan, In Searchof Planet Vulcan (Steven J. Dick) 30(1), 85

BEDINI, Silvio A., Clockwork Cosmos (A. J.Turner) 21(2), 222

BELMONTE AVILES, Juan Antonio (ed.),Arqueoastronomía Hispánica (StanislawIwaniszewski) 27, S81

BENNETT, J. A., The Divided Circle (William

Andrewes) 21(2), 224BENNETT, J. A., Church, State and Astronomy in

Ireland (Simon Schaffer) 22(3), 247BERTOLONI MELI, Domenico, Equivalence and

Priority (Owen Gingerich) 26(1), 87BIAGIOLI , Mario, Galileo, Courtier (Michael H.

Shank) 25(3), 236BIALAS , Volker (ed.), Johannes Kepler

Gesammelte Werke, xx/1 (W. H. Donahue)23(2), 141

BIALAS, Volker, and Helmuth Grössing, JohannesKepler: Gesammelte Werke, ix/2 (James R.Voelkel) 28(1), 83

BIANCHINI , Francesco, Observations Concerningthe Planet Venus (Owen Gingerich) 28(1), 86

BLAAUW, Adriaan, ESO’s Early History (RobertW. Smith) 23(4), 302

BLAAUW , Adriaan, History of the IAU (P. A.Wayman) 27(3), 278

BLACKWELL , Richard J., Galileo, Bellarmine, andthe Bible (William E. Carroll) 28(3), 272

BLONDEL, Christine, et al. (eds), Studies in theHistory of Scientific Instruments (J. A.Bennett) 22(3), 243

BOTT, Gerhard (ed.), Focus Behaim Globus (OwenGingerich) 25(4), 327

BRACK-BERNSEN, Lis, Zur Entstehung derbabylonischen Mondtheorie (Noel Swerdlow)

30(2), 169BRACKENRIDGE, J. Bruce, The Key to Newton’s

Dynamics (Michael Nauenberg) 29(3), 286BRODA, Johanna, et al. (eds), Astronomía y

Etnoastronomía en Mesoamérica (Ivan Šprajc)24, S73

BROUGHTON, R. Peter, Looking Up (JohnLankford) 26(3), 275

BRUSH, Stephen G., A History of Modern Plan-etary Physics (Alan Cook) 28(4), 357

BRYDEN, David J., Sundials and Related Instru-ments (Steven A. Lloyd) 21(2), 221

BUCCIANTINI , Massimo, and Maurizio Torrini(eds), La Diffusione del Copernicanesimo inItalia 1543–1610 (Maurice A. Finocchiaro)

30(2), 182BURNETT, Charles, and David Pingree (eds), The

Liber Aristotilis of Hugo of Santalla (J. D.North) 30(3), 319

BURNETT, J. E., and A. D. Morrison-Low, Vulgar& Mechanick (M. Eugene Rudd) 23(1), 75

CASPAR, Max, Kepler (Gerald Holton) 26(2), 174CASSINI, Anna, Gio: Domenico Cassini (Albert

Van Helden) 27(2), 182


CASULLERAS, Josep, and Julio Samsó (eds), FromBaghdad to Barcelona (Owen Gingerich)

30(1), 74CHABÀS I BERGON, Josep, L’Astronomia de Jacob

ben David Bonjorn (Michael Hoskin)26(2), 173

CHANDRASEKHAR, S., Newton’s Principia for theCommon Reader (George E. Smith) 27(4), 353

CHAPMAN, Allan, Dividing the Circle (J. A.Bennett) 22(4), 319

CHRISTIANSON, Gale E., Edwin Hubble (David H.DeVorkin) 27(2), 184

CLAGETT, Marshall, Ancient Egyptian Science, ii(Kurt Locher) 27(2), 173

CLARKE, T. N., et al., Brass and Glass (OwenGingerich) 22(2), 192

COELHO, Victor (ed.), Music and Science in theAge of Galileo (Rhonda Martens) 28(4), 355

COLLINS, Martin J., and Sylvia D. Fries (eds), ASpacefaring Nation (Richard F. Hirsch)

23(1), 73COLWELL, Peter, Solving Kepler’s Equation (E. M.

Standish) 26(2), 175CONDOS, Theony, Star Myths of the Greeks and

Romans (Roger C. Ceragioli) 30(3), 313COPERNIC, Nicolas, Oeuvres complètes, ii

(Emmanuel Poulle) 27(1), 75COPERNICUS, Nicholas, Complete Works, iv

(Emmanuel Poulle) 27(1), 75CROWE, Michael J., The Extraterrestrial Life De-

bate 1750–1900 (Mordechai Feingold)21(2), 228

CROWE, Michael J., Modern Theories of the Uni-verse from Herschel to Hubble (VirginiaTrimble) 28(2), 180

CROWE, Michael J., et al. (eds), A Calendar ofthe Correspondence of Sir John Herschel(Owen Gingerich) 30(2), 183

CULLEN, Christopher, Astronomy and Mathemat-ics in Ancient China (Nathan Sivin) 29(3), 302

CURRY, Patrick (ed.), Astrology, Science and So-ciety (Victor E. Thoren) 21(4), 370

CURRY, Patrick, Prophecy and Power (Victor E.Thoren) 21(4), 378

CZARTORYSKI, Pawel (ed.), Nicolas Copernicus:Minor Works (Wilbur R. Knorr) 21(2), 203

DENSMORE, Dana, Newton’s Principia: The Cen-tral Argument (Michael Nauenberg) 29(3), 286

DERSHOWITZ, Nachum, and Edward M. Reingold,Calendrical Calculations (David H. Kelley)

30(4), 407DEVORKIN, David H., Race to the Stratosphere

(James A. Van Allen) 26(2), 177DEVORKIN, David H., Science with a Vengeance

(James A. Van Allen) 26(2), 179DI BONO, Mario, Le Sfere Omocentriche di Giovan

Battista Amico (N. M. Swerdlow) 23(3), 211

DICK , Steven J., The Biological Universe(Christopher J. Corbally) 29(1), 88

DICK, Steven J., Life on Other Worlds (DavidStrauss) 30(4), 409

DOEL, Ronald E., Solar System Astronomy inAmerica (Stephen G. Brush) 27(4), 368

DRAKE, Stillman, Galileo (Christoph Luthy)22(4), 324

DUFFETT-SMITH, Peter, Practical Astronomy withYour Calculator (Owen Gingerich) 22(3), 241

DUVAL , Paul-Marie, and Georges Pinault, Recueildes Inscriptions Gauloises, iii (AnthonyGrafton) 21(4), 366

DZIELSKA, Maria, Hypatia of Alexandria (G. J.Toomer) 27(2), 174

EASTWOOD, Bruce S., Astronomy and Optics fromPliny to Descartes (Stephen C. McCluskey)

22(4), 322EDGERTON, Samuel Y., Jr, The Heritage of Giotto’s

Geometry (Christoph Lüthy) 23(3), 227EDMONDSON, Frank K., AURA and its US National

Observatories (Adriaan Blaauw) 29(4), 394ENGLISCH, Brigitte, Die Artes Liberales im frühen

Mittelalter (Wesley M. Stevens) 27(4), 362EVANS, David S., Under Capricorn (Wayne

Orchiston) 21(3), 304EVANS, David S., Lacaille (Brian Warner)

24(1/2), 152

FANTOLI, Annibale, Galileo (John Hedley Brooke)27(1), 68

FEHRENBACH, Charles, Des hommes, destélescopes, des étoiles (G. de Vaucouleurs)

22(3), 248FELDHAY, Rivka, Galileo and the Church (R. S.

Westfall) 27(2), 180FIELD, J. V., and Frank A. J. L. James (eds), Ren-

aissance and Revolution (William Donahue)29(1), 89

FINOCCHIARO, Maurice A., The Galileo Affair(Stillman Drake) 21(4), 374

FINOCCHIARO, Maurice A. (ed.), Galileo on theWorld Systems (William E. Carroll) 30(1), 73

FLORENCE, Ronald, The Perfect Machine (IdoYavetz) 30(2), 175

FORBES, Eric G., et al. (eds), The Correspondenceof John Flamsteed, i (I. Bernard Cohen)

28(2), 172FORBES, Eric G., et al. (eds), The Correspondence

of John Flamsteed, ii (I. Bernard Cohen)30(3), 325

GALILEI , Galileo, Le Messager des Étoiles (AlbertVan Helden) 25(1), 56

GALILEI , Galileo, Sidereus Nuncius (Albert VanHelden) 25(1), 56

GALTER, Hannes D., Die Rolle des Astronomie inden Kulturen Mesopotamiens (Bernard R.


Goldstein) 26(2), 171GASCOIGNE, S. C. B., et al., The Creation of the

Anglo-Australian Observatory (JohnHearnshaw) 25(2), 147

GENUTH, Sara Schechner, Comets, Popular Cul-ture, and the Birth of Modern Cosmology(Daniel W. E. Green) 30(3), 321

GERL, Armin, Trigonometrisch-astronomischesRechnen kurz vor Copernicus (N. M.Swerdlow) 21(4), 362

GILLISPIE, Charles Coulston, Pierre-SimonLaplace, 1749–1827 (J. L. Heilbron)

30(1), 83GINGERICH, Owen, Album of Science (Jon Darius)

22(4), 326GINGERICH, Owen, The Great Copernicus Chase

(Richard Berendzen) 25(1), 67GINGERICH, Owen, The Eye of Heaven (J. D.

North) 25(3), 243GINGERICH, Owen, and Robert S. Westman, The

Wittich Connection (N. Jardine) 21(4), 353GLASS, I. S., Victorian Telescope Makers (Deborah

Jean Warner) 29(3), 304GOLVERS, Noel, The Astronomica Europaea of

Ferdinand Verbiest, S.J. (Owen Gingerich)27(2), 183

GOLVERS, Noel, and Ulrich Libbrecht, Astronoomvan de Keizer (John North) 22(3), 245

GOOD, Gregory (ed.), The Earth, the Heavens andthe Carnegie Institute of Washington (E.Robert Paul) 26(2), 183

GOODWIN, Francis, The Man in the Moone (OwenGingerich) 28(1), 86

GRAF-STUHLHOFER, Franz, Humanismus zwischenHof und Universität (Michael H. Shank)

30(1), 83GRANADA, Miguel A., El Debate Cosmológico en

1588 (Michael H. Shank) 30(3), 309GRANT, Edward, Planets, Stars, and Orbs (Bruce

Eastwood) 27(1), 83GRASSHOFF, G., The History of Ptolemy’s Star

Catalogue (James Evans) 23(1), 64GRASSI, Giovanna, Union Catalogue of Printed

Books of 15th, 16th and 17th Centuries inEuropean Astronomical Observatories (OwenGingerich) 21(3), 301

GROSS, Nikolaus, Senecas Naturales Quaestiones(David Pingree) 23(2), 146

GUTHKE, Karl S., The Last Frontier (PatrickParrinder) 23(2), 150

HALLYN , Fernand, The Poetic Structure of theWorld (Robert S. Westman) 24(1/2), 142

HAMEL , Jürgen, Nicolaus Copernicus (JerzyDobrzycki) 27(1), 89

HAMEL, Jürgen, Bibliographia Kepleriana (OwenGingerich) 30(2), 177

HAMEL, Jürgen, Geschichte der Astronomie (Jerzy

Dobrzycki) 30(3), 331HAYNES, Raymond, et al., Explorers of the South-

ern Sky (John Hearnshaw) 28(2), 177HEARNSHAW, J. B., The Measurement of Starlight

(Willam Liller) 30(1), 81HENDERSON, Janice Adrienne, On the Distances

Between Sun, Moon & Earth (Richard L.Kremer) 24(1/2), 148

HENTSCHEL, Klaus, The Einstein Tower (HelgeKragh) 30(1), 87

HERBST, Klaus-Dieter, Die Entwicklung desMeridiankreises 1700–1850 (KlausStaubermann) 30(3), 330

HETHERINGTON, Norriss S., The Edwin HubblePapers (Owen Gingerich) 23(3), 223

HETHERINGTON, Norriss S. (ed.), Encyclopedia ofCosmology (Joann Eisberg) 27(1), 86

HETHERINGTON, Norriss S. (ed.), Cosmology(Joann Eisberg) 27(1), 86

HETHERINGTON, Norriss S., Hubble’s Cosmology(Michael Hoskin) 28(1), 91

HOFFLEIT, Dorrit, Astronomy at Yale 1701–1968(Steven J. Dick) 28(2), 174

HOSKIN, Michael (ed.), The Cambridge IllustratedHistory of Astronomy (Albert Van Helden)

29(1), 83HOWSE, Derek, Nevil Maskelyne (Sara Schechner

Genuth) 21(4), 380HUFBAUER, Karl, Exploring the Sun (Charles A.

Whitney) 23(3), 224HUFF, Toby E., The Rise of Early Modern Science

(Owen Gingerich) 29(4), 393HUFFMAN, Carl A., Philolaus of Croton (Liba

Taub) 27(1), 79HUFFMAN, William H., Robert Fludd and the End

of the Renaissance (Fernand Hallyn)24(3), 226

HUNGER, Hermann, and David Pingree,MUL.APIN (Alexander Jones) 22(4), 327

ICHSANOVA, Vera, Pukovo/St. Petersburg (KevinKrisciunas) 28(2), 176

IWANISZEWSKI, S. (ed.), Readings in Archaeo-astronomy (Carlos Jaschek) 27, S88

IWANISZEWSKI, S., et al. (eds), Time and Astronomyat the Meeting of Two Worlds (Anthony F.Aveni) 26, S74

JAKI , Stanley L., Olbers Studies (Edward R.Harrison) 23(3), 222

JAKI , Stanley L., Cosmos in Transition (EdwardR. Harrison) 23(3), 222

JARDINE, Liza, Worldly Goods (Owen Gingerich)28(3), 275

JARRELL, Richard A., The Cold Light of Dawn(Alan H. Batten) 21(3), 307

JONSSON, Bjorn, Star Myths of the Vikings (E. C.Krupp) 28(4), 353


KATGERT-MERKELIJN, J. K., The Letters and Pa-pers of Jan Hendrik Oort (Owen Gingerich)

30(3), 335KELLY, John T., Practical Astronomy during the

Seventeenth Century (Richard Dunn)23(3), 226

KEPLER, Johannes, New Astronomy (G. J. Toomer)26(1), 77

KING, David A., A Survey of the Scientific Manu-scripts in the Egyptian National Library(Mercè Viladrich) 21(2), 218

KING, David A., Astronomy in the Service of Is-lam (Raymond Mercier) 27(3), 275

KOPAL, Zdenek, Of Stars and Men (A. G. DavisPhilip) 22(2), 191

KOZHAMTHADAM , Job, The Discovery of Kepler’sLaws (Richard S. Westfall) 25(3), 244

KRAGH, Helge, Cosmology and Controversy(Robert W. Smith) 29(1), 86

KRAUSS, Rolf, Astronomische Konzepte undJenseitsvorstellungen in den Pyramidentexten(Kurt Locher) 30(1), 75

KRAYER, Albert, Mathematik im Studienplan derJesuiten (Steven J. Harris) 25(4), 328

KRISCIUNAS, Kevin, Astronomical Centers of theWorld (Peter Müller) 22(2), 187

KRUPP, E. C., Beyond the Blue Horizon (PhilipMorrison) 28(1), 87

KRUPP, E. C., Skywatchers, Shamans & Kings(Stephen McCluskey) 29, S89

K ÜHNE, Andreas, et al. (eds), NicholausCopernicus Gasamtausgabe, vi/1 and vi/2 (N.M. Swerdlow) 29(4), 386

K UNITZSCH, Paul, Peter Apian und Azophi(Malgorzata H. Malewicz) 21(3), 300

KUNITZSCH, Paul, Claudius Ptolemäus: DerSternkatalog des Almagest. Die arabisch-mittelalterliche Tradition, II (James Evans)

23(1), 64KUNITZSCH, Paul, The Arabs and the Stars (J. L.

Berggren) 23(2), 147

LAIRD, Edgar, and Robert Fischer, Pèlerin dePrusse on the Astrolabe (A. J. Turner)

27(2), 177LANGERMANN, Y. Tzvi, Ibn al-Haytham’s On the

Configuration of the World (David A. King)26(1), 84

LANKFORD, John (ed.), History of Astronomy (J.D. North) 28(4), 346

LANKFORD, John, American Astronomy (David H.DeVorkin) 29(4), 389

LATTIS, James M., Between Copernicus and Gali-leo (Ann Blair) 28(2), 170

LEOPOLD, J. H., Astronomen — Sterne — Gerate(Owen Gingerich) 21(2), 222

LEURQUIN, Régine, Thédore Méliténiote: Tribiblos

Astronomique (Alexander Jones and G. J.Toomer) 23(3), 218

LEVERE, Trevor H., and William R. Shea (eds),Nature, Experiment and the Sciences (OwenGingerich) 23(2), 149

LEVY, David H., Clyde Tombaugh (GibsonReaves) 23(1), 71

LEVY, David H., The Man Who Sold the MilkyWay (Elske V. P. Smith) 25(4), 334

LIECHTY, Erle, et al. (eds), A Scientific Humanist(Owen Gingerich) 22(2), 186

LINDBERG, David C., The Beginnings of WesternScience (A. G. Molland) 24(4), 304

LINDBERG, David C., and Ronald L. Numbers(eds), God & Nature (Owen Gingerich)

21(4), 373LINDBERG, David C., and Robert S. Westman

(eds), Reappraisals of the Scientific Revolu-tion (Nicholas Jardine) 22(4), 311

LITTEN, Freddy, Astronomie in Bayern 1914–1945(Dieter B. Herrmann) 25(4), 336

LITTMANN , Mark, The Heavens on Fire (RichardSanderson) 30(3), 329

LIU, Bao-Lin, and Alan D. Fiala, Canon of LunarEclipses 1500 B.C. – A.D. 3000 (Donald W.Olson) 24(4), 303

LLOYD, Steven, Ivory Diptych Dials 1570–1750(Liba Taub) 25(1), 65

MADDERS, Kevin, A New Force at a New Frontier(Joseph N. Tatarewicz) 30(3), 337

MADDISON, Francis, and Emilie Savage-Smith,Science, Tools and Magic (Owen Gingerich)

30(3), 336MAFFEO, Sabino, In the Service of Nine Popes

(Michael Hoskin) 23(1), 74MALPHRUS, Benjamin K., The History of Radio

Astronomy and the National Radio AstronomyObservatory (Woodruff T. Sullivan, III)

30(1), 79MANLEY, Peter L., Unusual Telescopes (J. A.

Bennett) 24(4), 306MANSFIELD, Jaap, Prolegomena Mathematica

(Alexander Jones) 30(3), 315MARGOLIS, Howard, Paradigms and Barriers

(Norriss S. Hetherington) 25(4), 325MARIUS, Simon, Mundus Iovialis (Albert Van

Helden) 21(4), 371MCCLUSKEY, Stephen, Astronomies and Cultures

in Early Medieval Europe (Faith Wallis)30(3), 317

MCKENNA-LAWLOR, Susan M. P., Whatever ShinesShould Be Observed (Barbara J. Becker)

30(3), 333METHUEN, Charlotte, Kepler’s Tübingen (Rhonda

Martens) 30(3), 324MILLBURN, John R., Wheelwright of the Heavens

(Gerard L’E. Turner) 21(3), 303


MORELON, Régis (ed.), Thabit ibn Qurra (F. JamilRagep) 23(1), 61

MOSS, Jean Dietz, Novelties in the Heavens(James R. Voelkel) 25(1), 69

MOYER, Albert E., A Scientist’s Voice in Ameri-can Culture (Robert W. Smith) 25(1), 71

MÜLLER, Peter, Sternwarten in Bildern (KevinKrisciunas) 25(1), 63

NAVARRO, Victor (ed.), Galileo (A. Mark Smith)24(1/2), 153

NEWTON, Robert R., The Origins of Ptolemy’sAstronomical Parameters (Owen Gingerich)

21(4), 364NEWTON, Robert R., The Origins of Ptolemy’s

Astronomical Tables (James Evans)24(1/2), 145

NITSCHELM, Christian, Catalogue of Named Stars(Paul Kunitzsch) 22(4), 320

NOACK, Beate, Aristarch von Samos (IsabelaZbikowska) 28(4), 351

NORTH, John D., Horoscopes and History (OwenGingerich) 21(4), 368

NORTH, John D., Chaucer’s Universe (EdwardGrant) 21(4), 368

NORTH, John D., The Fontana History of As-tronomy and Cosmology (Michael Hoskin)

26(1), 83NORTH, John D., Stonehenge (Clive Ruggles)

30, S83

OLSON, Roberta J. M., and Jay M. Pasachoff, Firein the Sky (Don Yeomans) 30(3), 327

OSTERBROCK, Donald E., Pauper & Prince (BruceHevly) 25(4), 333

OSTERBROCK, Donald E., Yerkes Observatory,1892–1950 (Adriaan Blaauw) 29(1), 80

PANTIN, Isabelle, Johannes Kepler: Discussionavec Le Messager Céleste (Curtis Wilson)

26(1), 86PAUL, Erich Robert, The Milky Way Galaxy and

Statistical Cosmology 1890–1924 (RichardBerendzen) 28(4), 359

PEDERSEN, Olaf, The Book of Nature (David C.Lindberg) 24(1/2), 150

PINGREE, David, The Astronomical Works ofGregory Chionades, i (George Saliba)

21(2), 211PINGREE, David, Census of the Exact Sciences in

Sanskrit, A/v (Virendra N. Sharma) 27(1), 82PUTNAM, William Lowell, et al., The Explorers of

Mars Hill (Steven J. Dick) 26(2), 181PYENSON, Lewis, Civilizing Mission (Peter Dear)

25(4), 331

RAGEP, F. J., Nasir al-Din al-Tusi’s Memoir onAstronomy (E. S. Kennedy) 25(4), 321

RAGEP, F. Jamil, and Sally P. Ragep (eds), Tradi-

tion, Transmission, Transformation (GeorgeSaliba) 28(4), 360

RAMSEY, J. T., and A. Lewis Licht, Caesar’sComet (Roger Ceragioli) 28(4), 348

RAO, S. Balachandra, Indian Mathematics andAstronomy (Subhash C. Kak) 26(2), 172

REINER, Erica, and David Pingree, BabylonianPlanetary Omens, Part 3 (John Steele)

30(3), 312RESTON, James, Jr, Galileo (John Hedley Brooke)

27(1), 68RICHARDS, E. G., Mapping Time (David H. Kelley)

30(4), 407RIEKER, Rolf, Fernrohre und ihre Meister (Kevin

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(Michael Hoskin) 25, S87ROMANO, Giuliano, and G. Traversari (eds),

Colloquio Internazionale: Archeologia eAstronomia (Clive Ruggles) 26, S80

ROOM, Adrian, A History of Astronomical Names(Paul Kunitzsch) 21(3), 296

RUGGLES, Clive L. N. (ed.), Records in Stone(Tsvetanka Radoslavova) 21, S62

RUGGLES, Clive L. N. (ed.), Archaeoastronomyin the 1990s (Michael Hoskin) 27, S85

RUGGLES, Clive L. N., and Nicholas J. Saunders(eds), Astronomies and Cultures (MichaelHoskin) 27, S85

SACHS, Abraham J., Astronomical Diaries andRelated Texts from Babylonia (Peter J. Huber)

22(2), 184SALIBA , George, A History of Arabic Astronomy

(Len Berggren) 28(3), 270SAMSÓ, Julio, Islamic Astronomy and Medieval

Spain (Raymond Mercier) 27(3), 275SCHLOSSER, Wolfhard, and Jan Cierny, Sterne und

Steine (Carlos Jaschek) 27, S89SCHNEIDER, Notker, Die Kosmologie des

Franciscus de Marchia (Michael H. Shank)25(1), 59

SCHÖNER, Christoph, Mathematik und Astronomiean der Universität Ingolstadt im 15. und 16.Jahrhundert (Richard L. Kremer) 30(2), 173

SCHRÖDER, Wilfried (ed.), Past, Present and Fu-ture Trends in Geophysical Research (Spen-cer R. Weart) 21(3), 309

SCHWARZCHILD, Karl, Collected Works (OwenGingerich) 24(3), 227

SHARMA, Virendra Nath, Sawai Jai Singh and hisAstronomy (Owen Gingerich) 27(1), 87

SHARRATT, Michael, Galileo (John HedleyBrooke) 27(1), 68

SHEA, William R. (ed.), Revolutions in Science(I. Bernard Cohen) 22(3), 243

SHEEHAN, William, Planets and Perception(Steven J. Dick) 21(2), 226


SHEEHAN, William, The Planet Mars (TomWilliams) 28(3), 274

SHEEHAN, William, The Immortal Fire Within(Gale E. Christianson) 29(1), 84

SIMEK , Rudolf, Altnordische Kosmographie(Detlev Jordan) 25(2), 144

SMITH, J. R., From Plane to Spheroid (SuzanneDébarbat) 22(2), 188

SMITH, Robert W., The Space Telescope (Craig B.Waff) 22(3), 250

SMOLLER, Laura Ackerman, History, Prophecy,and the Stars (Malgorzata Malewicz)

28(4), 354SPITZER, Lyman, Jr, and Jeremiah P. Ostriker (eds),

Dreams, Stars, and Electrons (Donald E.Osterbrock) 28(3), 276

STEPHENSON, Bruce, The Music of the Heavens(H. Floris Cohen) 26(2), 165

STIMSON, Alan, The Mariner’s Astrolabe (J. D.North) 21(3), 298

SULLIVAN , William, The Secret of the Incas(Gerardo V. Aldana) 28, S88

SWERDLOW, N. M., The Babylonian Theory of thePlanets (John P. Britton) 29(4), 381

TATAREWICZ, Joseph N., Space Technology andPlanetary Astronomy (Pamela E. Mack)

24(4), 306TATON, R., and C. Wilson (eds), The General His-

tory of Astronomy, ii A (Richard S. Westfall)21(4), 372

TAUB, Liba Chaia, Ptolemy’s Universe (GeoffreyLloyd) 25(1), 62

TEDLOCK, Barbara, Time and the Highland Maya(Anthony Aveni) 25, S86

TESTER, Jim, A History of Western Astrology(David Pingree) 21(2), 229

THOREN, Victor E., The Lord of Uraniborg (JamesM. Lattis) 24(3), 225

THROWER, Norman J. W. (ed.), Standing on theShoulders of Giants (Mordecai Feingold)

26(1), 88THURSTON, Hugh, Early Astronomy (Owen

Gingerich) 27(3), 277TICHY, Franz, Die geordnete Welt indianischer

Völker (Ivan Šprajc) 23, S59TROPP, E. A., et al., Alexander A. Friedmann

(Robert W. Smith) 25(2), 145TURNER, Anthony J., Early Scientific Instruments:

Europe 1400–1800 (Owen Gingerich)21(2), 219

TURNER, Anthony J., Of Time and Measurement(Jim Bennett) 30(1), 78

ULANSEY, David, The Origins of the MithraicMysteries (B. L. van der Waerden) 21(4), 365

VAN HELDEN, Albert (ed.), Galileo Galilei:

Sidereus Nuncius (Maurice A. Finocchiaro)21(4), 376

V ERDET, Jean-Pierre, Une Histoire del’Astronomie (Albert Van Helden) 23(2), 151

VERSCHUUR, Gerrit L., Interstellar Matters(Katherine Bracher) 21(3), 308

VON GOTSTEDTER, Anton (ed.), Ad Radices (OwenGingerich) 28(2), 180

WALKER, Christopher (ed.), Before the Telescope(Michael Hoskin) 28(2), 169

WALLACE, William A. (ed.), Reinterpreting Gali-leo (Simon Schaffer) 21(4), 359

WALSH, Maura, and Dáibhi O Cróinin (eds),Cummian’s Letter (John North) 23(1), 70

WARNER, Brian (ed.), Lady Herschel: Letters fromthe Cape 1834–1838 (Barbara L. Welther)

25(4), 330WARNER, Brian, Royal Observatory, Cape of

Good Hope, 1820–1831 (John Hearnshaw)30(3), 332

WARNER, Deborah Jean, and Robert B. Ariail,Alvan Clark & Sons (Owen Gingerich)

28(2), 179WASCHKIES, Hans-Joachim, Physik und

Physiktheologie des jungen Kant (D. B.Herrmann) 21(3), 302

WEBSTER, Roderick and Marjorie, Western Astro-labes: Scientific Instruments of the Adler Plan-etarium and Astronomy Museum, i (Robert H.van Gent) 30(3), 316

WESTFALL, Richard S., Essays on the Trial ofGalileo (Richard J. Blackwell) 22(2), 189

WHITROW, G. J., Time in History (David Park)21(3), 297

WILHELMS, Don E., To a Rocky Moon (Ronald E.Doel) 25(2), 149

WILLMOTH , Frances, Flamsteed’s Stars (AdamJared Apt) 30(2), 178

WILSON, Curtis, Astronomy from Kepler to New-ton (Bruce Stephenson) 21(4), 377

WILSON, Robert, Astronomy Through the Ages(Stephen McCluskey) 30(2), 180

WORTHEN, Thomas D., The Myth of Replacement(Raymond Mercier) 23(4), 303

Y EOMANS, Donald K., Comets (Donald E.Osterbrock) 23(3), 217

ZINNER, Ernst, Regiomontanus (Jerzy Dobrzycki)23(4), 305

ZINNER, Ernst, Entstehung und Ausbreitung dercopernicanischen Lehre (Robert S. Westman)

28(3), 259ZIOLKOWSKI, M., and R. Sadowski (eds), Time and

Calendars in the Inca Empire (Anthony Aveni)23, S68

ZUIDERVAART, Huib J., Speculatie, Wetenschap enVernuft (Albert Van Helden) 29(3), 301

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