An edition of Machinae novae
(1965)
Machinae novae
by Veranzio, Fausto Bp.
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A book illustrating and describing different machines and inventions. Most are bridges, mills, and turbines. The most well known is probably the parachute, though this book also contains the first known plan for a cable bridge. 49 plates and descriptions in Latin, Italian, Spanish, French, and German
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Inventions, Machinery, Mechanical engineering, Parachutes, Suspension bridges, technical drawings, technologyPeople
Fausto Veranzio, Fausti VerantiiTimes
Early works to 1800, 1595, late 15th century, BaroqueShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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In French, German, Italian, Latin and Spanish.
Reproduction of the Venice [1615-1616?] ed.
Bibliography: p. 69-70.
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