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摘要
包含Johannes de Sacrobosco的《球体论》(Tractatus de sphaera)的360个不同的早期现代印刷版本的语料库(从1472年到1650年)被“解剖”成540个文本部分的语料库,其中241个至少重复出现一次。通过对数据的探索,我们发现了四位匿名作者在他们的社交网络中的相关位置。我们证明了最初分配给匿名作者的文本部分是由Georg Rheticus撰写或编辑的。通过数据分析,我们最终确定,Rheticus深刻地影响了1538年至1629年间整个欧洲的地心说天文学入门类教科书的内容。
The Hidden Praeceptor: How Georg Rheticus Taught Geocentric Cosmology to Europe
Abstract A corpus of 360 distinct early modern printed editions (from 1472 to 1650) containing Johannes de Sacrobosco’s Tractatus de sphaera is “dissected” into a corpus of 540 text-parts, 241 of them re-occurring at least once. Through the exploration of the data, we recognized a relevant position for four anonymous authors in their social network. We demonstrate that the text-parts originally assigned to the anonymous authors were authored or edited by Georg Rheticus. By means of data analysis, we conclusively establish that Rheticus profoundly impacted the content of such textbooks for the introductory class in geocentric astronomy all over Europe between 1538 and 1629.