Asia-Pacific in the Making of the Americas: Toward a Global HistoryMain MenuThe Spanish PacificThe China Trade Era19th-Century US PacificTimelineby Andrea LedesmaGalleryCollection of all images, documents, and photos featured on this site.AcknowledgementsCaroline Franka1a5e7e9a2c3dba76ecb2896a93bf66ac8d1635e
Shi Lu chapter 4 drawings
12016-02-26T12:37:37-08:00Caroline Franka1a5e7e9a2c3dba76ecb2896a93bf66ac8d1635e84011Chapter 4 is the most important in terms of East-West scientific exchange.plain2016-02-26T12:37:37-08:00Caroline Franka1a5e7e9a2c3dba76ecb2896a93bf66ac8d1635e
In chapter 4, "On the Nature of the Earth," Cobo uses drawings annotated in Chinese to introduce the Chinese to the state-of-the-art in the late 16th-century European cosmological knowledge.
The text offers the first clear expression of the roundness of the earth ever written in the Chinese language, and it offers several arguments to prove it.
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12016-02-26T12:37:35-08:00Cobo's Eclipse in English1plain2016-02-26T12:37:35-08:00APMA Test Scalar 2
12016-02-26T12:37:35-08:00European cosmology in English1Revised by AUTHOR/TRANSLATORplain2016-02-26T12:37:35-08:00APMA Test Scalar 2
12016-02-26T12:37:35-08:00Juan Cobo, "The Nature of the Earth"1Demonstrating that the earth is round, in Chineseplain2016-02-26T12:37:35-08:00APMA Test Scalar 2
