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Every page on this site that has a date or a period, on one line: the monuments of the Stone Age, the voyages from Hoorn, the constellations that vanished, and Cellarius himself. Choose a category, a period or a place; every line leads to its page.

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16th century

  1. c. 1596–1664
    Who was Cellarius?PersonHoorn
  2. Patent for two instruments (8 March 1597)InstrumentHoorn
  3. The twelve southern constellations of Plancius (1597)ConstellationAmsterdam
  4. Van Twisch is granted a patent (8 March 1597)InstrumentHoorn
  5. 1597–1613
    Van Twisch and the golden compassPersonHoorn
  6. Committee for Van Twisch’s instruments (13 March 1598)InstrumentHoorn
  7. Stevin pictures the instrument in the HavenvindingInstrumentHoorn

17th century

  1. c. 1610–1682
    Van Nierop, shoemaker and astronomerPersonNieuwe Niedorp
  2. Van Twisch and Pieters petition again (3 September 1611)InstrumentHoorn
  3. Texel: the Eendracht and the Hoorn set sail (14 June)VoyageTexel
  4. Bontekoe: the Nieuw Hoorn explodes (19 November 1619)VoyageHoorn
  5. Gietermaker, a navigation teacher, is born in MedemblikPersonMedemblik
  6. Marries Catharina EltmansPersonAmsterdam
  7. Rector in HoornPersonHoorn
  8. 1637–1664
    Cellarius, rector in Hoorn (1637–1664)PersonHoorn
  9. Bruno becomes deputy rectorPersonHoorn
  10. Harmonia Macrocosmica appearsPersonAmsterdam
  11. The Harmonia MacrocosmicaPlateAmsterdam
  12. Henrick Bruno diesPersonHoorn

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