Johannes Kepler — Somnium Games Starting as a companion to

Starting as a companion to Adagia by Erasmus of Rotterdam the book became archetypal of a new way of relating art and literature through the glass of Iconography

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New material sheds light on Trithemius own magical practice and his formulation of a theologia magica

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Johannes Kepler — Somnium Games Starting as a companion toTranslated and Introduced by Michael Windsperger Seu opus posthumum de astronomia lunari. His posthumous treatise on lunar astronomy Somnium ("The Dream") by Johannes Kepler is a captivating blend of science fiction, astronomy, and mythology, written in 1608 and published posthumously in 1634. This groundbreaking work explores the possibility of traveling to the Moon, offering a unique perspective on celestial phenomena through the lens of a dreamlike