Bøger af Heinrich Wilhelm Brandes

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Frontmatter -- Inhalt -- Erste Vorlesung -- Zweite Vorlesung -- Dritte Vorlesung -- Vierte Vorlesung -- Fünfte Vorlesung -- Sechste Vorlesung -- Siebente Vorlesung -- Achte Vorlesung. -- Neunte Vorlesung -- Zehnte Vorlesung -- Elfte Vorlesung -- Zwölfte Vorlesung -- Dreizehnte Vorlesung -- Vierzehnte Vorlesung -- Fünfzehnte Vorlesung -- Sechszehnte Vorlesung -- Siebenzehnte Vorlesung -- Achtzehnte Vorlesung -- Neunzehnte Vorlesung -- Zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Ein und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Zwei und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Drei und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Vier und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Fünf und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Sechs und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Sieben und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Acht und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Neun und zwanzigste Vorlesung -- Dreißigste Vorlesung -- Ein und dreißigste Vorlesung -- Zwei und dreißigste Vorlesung

Frontmatter -- Vorrede -- Vorrede des Herausgebers -- Inhalt -- Wie hat man die Größe der Erde bestimmt? -- Wie hat man die Entfernung des Mondes von der Erde bestimmt? -- Warum fallen die Sonnenfinsterniffe und Mondfinsternisse jedes Jahres in zwei entgegengesetzte Jahreszeiten? -- Warum fallen die Sonuenfinsterniffe und Mondfinsternisse jedes Jahres in zwei entgegengesetzte Jahreszeiten? -- Ueber den Halleyischen Cometen -- Blicke in die Ordnung des Weltgebäudes -- Vermuthungen der Astronomen über die Natur der Cometeu und ihrer Schweife -- Das Brockengespenst -- Ueber Abbruch und Anwachs an den Ufern des Meeres und großer Meerbusen -- Ueber die Fata Morgana und ähnliche Erscheinungen, die von der Strahlenbrechung abhängen -- Tafel