Historical illustration of the orbits of Mercury and Venus, which demonstrates the geoheliocentric world view according to Tycho Brahe. Theoria et Mercurii Veneris Cursus, theory and career of Mercury and Venus and depicts Mercury and Venus orbiting the S
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