Atlas Ouranios, the Coelestial Atlas, or a New Ephemeris for the Year of Our Lord 1802: Being the Sixth After Bissextile, or Leap-Year and the Second Year of the 19th Century

Discover an 1802 celestial atlas and ephemeris that blends maps of the sky with real‑world reference data.This edition compiles planetary motions, fixed stars, lunations, and daily timekeeping alongside legal calendars, court terms, and royal chronologies. It offers a snapshot of how scholars and readers in the early 19th century tracked both the heavens and public affairs in one portable volume.See how Venus and Jupiter are described as morning or evening stars across the year, with other celestial details like the Moon’s phases and lunation times.Find tables and charts that lay out planetary longitudes, latitudes, and notable fixed stars, rectified to the start of 1802.Explore sections on legal terms, court schedules, and royal family data alongside astronomical information.Read concise biographies and lists related to church, state, and notable rulers, presented in a mixed reference style. Ideal for fans of historical almanacs, navigation aids, and astronomy‑focused reference books from the era.