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Deutsch: Größter Brennlinsen-Apparat von Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus vor 1691 gefertigt, 1694? dem Kurfürsten Friedrich August I. von Sachsen überreicht

Höhe des gesamten Instrumentes 2,23m

Durchmesser der Hauptlinse ohne Fassung 0,500m

Durchmesser des Kollektivglases 0,260m

Original im Mathematisch Physikalischen Salon zu Dresden
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Deutsch: Abbildung aus dem Buch:

"Tschirnhaus oder Böttger?" von Prof. Curt Reinhardt Eine urkundliche Geschichte der Erfindung des Meißener Porzellans.

In: Neues Lausitzisches Magazin, Band 88, 1912
Author Curt Reinhardt
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