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Cento Anni di Astronomia in Italia 1860–1960 (Atti dei Convegni Lincei 217, pp. 87–100).
Chinnici, I. (2008). The ‘Societa degli Spettroscopisti Italiani’: Birth and evolution. Annals of
Science, 65, 393–438.
Chinnici, I. (Ed.). (2017). Merz telescopes: A global heritage worth preserving. Cham: Springer.
Chinnici, I. (2019). Decoding the stars: A biography of Angelo Secchi, Jesuit and Scientist.
Leiden: Brill.
Darius, J. (1984). Beyond vision. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Donati, G. B. (1862). Intorno alle strie deglie spettri stellari. Nuovo Cimento, 15, 292–304,
366–376.
FitzGerald, G. F. (1902). Foundations of physical theory: Function of models. In G. F. FitzGerald
(Ed.), Scientific writings (pp. 163–169). London: Longmans & Green.
Hearnshaw, J. B. (1986). The analysis of starlight. One hundred and fifty years of astronomical spectroscopy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 2nd exp. ed. 2014 (critically
reviewed by KH).
Hentschel, K. (2000). Drawing, engraving, photographing, plotting, printing: Historical studies of
visual representations, esp. in astronomy. In The role of visual representations in Astronomy:
History and research practice (Contributions to a Colloquium held at Göttingen in 1999,
K. Hentschel & A. D. Wittmann, Eds.). Thun/Frankfurt: Harri Deutsch.
Hentschel, K. (2001). An engraver in nineteenth-century Paris: The career of Pierre Dulos. French
History, 15, 64–102.
Hentschel, K. (2002a). Mapping the spectrum. Techniques of visual representation in research and
teaching. Oxford: Oxford University. Press.
Hentschel, K. (2002b). Why not one more imponderable? John William Draper’s tithonic rays.
Foundations of Chemistry, 4, 5–59.
Hentschel, K. (2002c). Spectroscopy or spectroscopies? Nuncius. Annali di storia della scienza,
17, 589–614.
Hentschel, K. (2014). Visual cultures of science and technology: A comparative history. Oxford:
Oxford University Press.
Hoffleit, D. (1950). Some firsts in astronomical photography. Cambridge: Harvard College
Observatory.
Hoffleit, D. (1991). The evolution of the Henry Draper memorial. Vistas in Astronomy, 34, 107–162.
Houziaux, L. (1975). Angelo Secchi et les origines de la classification spectrale. Ciel et Terre, 95,
349–353.
Huggins, W. (1868). Further observations on the spectra of some stars and nebulae with an attempt
to determine therefrom whether the bodies are moving towards or from the earth, also observations on the spectrum of the sun and of comet, II. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal
Society of London, 158, 529–564 and pl. XXXIII.
Huggins, W. (1872). On spectroscopic observations of stars and nebulae. Monthly Notices of the
Royal Astronomical Society, 32, 359–362.
Huggins, W. (1876a). Sur le déplacement des raies dans les spectres des étoiles produit par leur
mouvement dans l’espace. Comptes Rendus de l’Académie des Sciences, 82, 1291–1293.
Huggins, W. (1876b). Letter in reply to Father Secchi’s letter on the displacement of the stellar
lines. Philosophical Magazine, 5th ser., 2, 72–74. (comment on Secchi (1876b)).
K. Hentschel
Becker, B. (2011). Unravelling starlight: William and Margaret Huggins and the rise of the new
astronomy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Becker, B. (Ed.). (2014). Selected correspondence of William Huggins, 2 vols. London: Routledge.
Bricarelli, C. (1888). Della vita e delle opere del P. Angelo Secchi. Memorie dell’ Accademia pontificia dei Nuovi Lincei, 4, 41–105.
Brück, H. A. (1979). P. Angelo Secchi, S.J. (a) Irish Astronomical Journal, 14, 9–13; (b) in McCarthy
et al. (eds.) Spectral classification of the future (pp. 7–20). Rome: Vatican Observatory.
Cenadelli, D. (2005). Padre Secchi e la spettroscopia. In Cento Anni di Astronomia in Italia
1860–1960 (Atti dei Convegni Lincei 217, pp. 101–121).
Chinnici, I. (2005). Angelo Secchi S.J. (1818–1878): A scientific and biographical profile. In
Cento Anni di Astronomia in Italia 1860–1960 (Atti dei Convegni Lincei 217, pp. 87–100).
Chinnici, I. (2008). The ‘Societa degli Spettroscopisti Italiani’: Birth and evolution. Annals of
Science, 65, 393–438.
Chinnici, I. (Ed.). (2017). Merz telescopes: A global heritage worth preserving. Cham: Springer.
Chinnici, I. (2019). Decoding the stars: A biography of Angelo Secchi, Jesuit and Scientist.
Leiden: Brill.
Darius, J. (1984). Beyond vision. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Donati, G. B. (1862). Intorno alle strie deglie spettri stellari. Nuovo Cimento, 15, 292–304,
366–376.
FitzGerald, G. F. (1902). Foundations of physical theory: Function of models. In G. F. FitzGerald
(Ed.), Scientific writings (pp. 163–169). London: Longmans & Green.
Hearnshaw, J. B. (1986). The analysis of starlight. One hundred and fifty years of astronomical spectroscopy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 2nd exp. ed. 2014 (critically
reviewed by KH).
Hentschel, K. (2000). Drawing, engraving, photographing, plotting, printing: Historical studies of
visual representations, esp. in astronomy. In The role of visual representations in Astronomy:
History and research practice (Contributions to a Colloquium held at Göttingen in 1999,
K. Hentschel & A. D. Wittmann, Eds.). Thun/Frankfurt: Harri Deutsch.
Hentschel, K. (2001). An engraver in nineteenth-century Paris: The career of Pierre Dulos. French
History, 15, 64–102.
Hentschel, K. (2002a). Mapping the spectrum. Techniques of visual representation in research and
teaching. Oxford: Oxford University. Press.
Hentschel, K. (2002b). Why not one more imponderable? John William Draper’s tithonic rays.
Foundations of Chemistry, 4, 5–59.
Hentschel, K. (2002c). Spectroscopy or spectroscopies? Nuncius. Annali di storia della scienza,
17, 589–614.
Hentschel, K. (2014). Visual cultures of science and technology: A comparative history. Oxford:
Oxford University Press.
Hoffleit, D. (1950). Some firsts in astronomical photography. Cambridge: Harvard College
Observatory.
Hoffleit, D. (1991). The evolution of the Henry Draper memorial. Vistas in Astronomy, 34, 107–162.
Houziaux, L. (1975). Angelo Secchi et les origines de la classification spectrale. Ciel et Terre, 95,
349–353.
Huggins, W. (1868). Further observations on the spectra of some stars and nebulae with an attempt
to determine therefrom whether the bodies are moving towards or from the earth, also observations on the spectrum of the sun and of comet, II. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal
Society of London, 158, 529–564 and pl. XXXIII.
Huggins, W. (1872). On spectroscopic observations of stars and nebulae. Monthly Notices of the
Royal Astronomical Society, 32, 359–362.
Huggins, W. (1876a). Sur le déplacement des raies dans les spectres des étoiles produit par leur
mouvement dans l’espace. Comptes Rendus de l’Académie des Sciences, 82, 1291–1293.
Huggins, W. (1876b). Letter in reply to Father Secchi’s letter on the displacement of the stellar
lines. Philosophical Magazine, 5th ser., 2, 72–74. (comment on Secchi (1876b)).
K. Hentschel