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Philippe van lansberge philippe van Lansberge (August 25 1561December 8 1632) was a Dutch astronomer.
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8. LANSBERGE, Philippe Van (1561-1632), Uranometriae Libri Tres. In
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Philippe van Lansberge
Johan Philip Lansberg August 25 December 8 ) was a Dutch astronomer . His name is sometimes written Lansberg , and his first name is sometimes given as Philip or Johannes Philippus . He published under the Latin name Philippus Lansbergius He is best known as the author of a set of astronomical tables, Tabulae motum coelestium , for predicting planetary positions. These were later found to contain certain errors, in part because he erroneously did not accept Kepler 's discovery of elliptical orbits. He was born in Ghent in modern-day Belgium and died in Middelburg in the Netherlands . He served as a Protestant clergyman. astronomer -related article is a stub . You can help Wikipedia by expanding it Categories: 1561 births 1632 deaths Dutch astronomers Astronomer stubs ...
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Biography of philippe van lansberge (15611632) philippe van lansberge wasborn in the Netherlands but his family left there in 1566 going first to
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Philip van Lansberge
Born: 25 Aug 1561 in Ghent, Netherlands (now Belgium)
Died: 8 Dec 1632 in Middelburg, Netherlands
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Philippe van Lansberge was born in the Netherlands but his family left there in 1566 going first to France, then to England. Lansberge studied mathematics and theology in France and England. He then went to Flanders where, in 1579, he became a minister at a Protestant church. The following year he moved to become minister at an Antwerp church but, after five years in Antwerp, the Spanish armies came and Lansberge returned to the Netherlands. He enrolled as a theology student at Leiden in 1585 but moved to be minister at a church in Goes the following year. Lansberge remained in Goes from 1586 until 1613 when he ran into political problems and left to go to Middleburg. Here he spent the last 20 years of his life and here, as well as publishing mathematical works, he practised medicine. In 1591 he wrote a 4 volume work on mathematics. Volume 1 was on trigonometric functions; volume 2 gave methods of constructing tables for sines, tangents, and secants derived from

13. References For Lansberge
References for the biography of philippe van lansberge. H Bosmans, philippevan lansberge, de Gand, 15611632, Mathésis recueil mathématique 42 (1928),
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References for Philippe van Lansberge
  • Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York 1970-1990). Articles:
  • H Bosmans, Philippe van Lansberge, de Gand, 1561-1632,
  • G Landsberg, Biographisch woodenboek der nederlanden
  • C de Waard, Philip van Lansberge, Nieuw Nederlandsch biografisch woordenboek (Leiden, 1912), 775-782. December 1996 MacTutor History of Mathematics
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    16. LANSBERGE, Philippe Van (1561-1632), Uranometriae Libri Tres. In Quibus, Lunae,
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    Lansberge, Philip van [Lansbergen, Philips]
    1. Dates
    Born: Ghent, 25 August 1561
    Died: Middleburg, 8 December 1632
    Dateinfo: Dates Certain
    Lifespan:
    2. Father
    Occupation: Aristocrat
    Daniel van Lansberge, lord of Meulebekethat is, an aris- tocrat. He died when Lansberge was quite young.
    I saw no direct reference to the family's financial status. However, the father did have enough money to uproot the family, for religious reasons, and to take them first to France and then to England. On the other hand, at a rather young age and without a degree, Lansberge was accepting employment as a minister back in Flanders.
    3. Nationality
    Birth: Belgian Area
    Career: Belgian Area, Dutch
    Death: Dutch. His family left the Spanish Netherlands in 1566 for religious reasons, going first to France and then to England where Lansberge was educated. Lansberge returned to Flanders in 1579 to be a minister to a Protestant congregation. In 1580 he accepted a church in Antwerp. When Spain conquered Antwerp in 1585, Lansberge moved to the Netherlands for good.
    4. Education

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