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Antique Maps by Daniel Angelocrator (*1569 - †1635)
Angelocrator, also known as Daniel Engelhardt, was a German theologian, studied in Marburg and became Archdeacon in Marburg and superintendent of Koethen. He is also known as a chronologist for his Chronologia Autoptica in 1601 and as cartographer for the world map in his Doctrina de ponderibus, monetis, et mensuris where Angelocrator developed a new projection of the spherical earth shape.
![Angelocrator, World Maps, 1628: Doctrina de ponderibus, monetis et mensuris per totum terrarum orbem usitatis.]( "Daniel Angelocrator: Doctrina de ponderibus, monetis et mensuris per totum terrarum orbem usitatis.")
1628 - Daniel Angelocrator
Doctrina de ponderibus, monetis et mensuris per totum terrarum orbem usitatis.
Johann Nicolaus Stoltzenberger, Frankfurt, 1628
Two rare sets of octant globe gores printed on 4 sheetsTwo sets of globe gores in a projection based on Leonardo da Vinci's idea. Bound into Angelocrator's work on surveying techniques,...
Doctrina de ponderibus, monetis et mensuris per totum terrarum orbem...
11222Antique map of the world. Printed in Frankfurt by Johann Nicolaus Stoltzenberger in 1628.
4 800,00 €
