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CONTENTS ONLINE UPCOMING EVENTS: facebook.com/myEPSA twitter.com/EPSA.; www.utsc.utoronto.ca

Gravitational Lensing and the Maximum Number of Images by Johann: Gravitational Lensing and the Maximum Number of Images by. Johann Bayer.; tspace.library.utoronto.ca

OSB Tschatali: Johann Bayer. Butzbach 2002. Die erste Ausgabe dieses Ortssippenbuches erschien 1995 als.; www.genealogy.net

Astronomy Timeline: Classical Astronomy: 1600 to 1900.; www.ambrosevideo.com

HOFRICHTER GERMAN ANCESTRY: |Anna Barbara Bayer_|Johann Bayer. |. 1692-1763.; troegergenealogy.com

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Johann Bayer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Johann Bayer (1572 – March 7, 1625) was a German lawyer and uranographer ( celestial cartographer). He was born in Rain, Bavaria, in 1572.; en.wikipedia.org

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Johann Bayer - The Galileo Project: Aug 4, 2003 Bayer, Johann. 1. Dates: Born: Germany, 1572: Died: Germany, 1625: Dateinfo: Dates Certain: Lifespan: 53; 2.; galileo.rice.edu

Johann Bayer, Uranometria, 1603: Johann Bayer. Uranometria, 1603. Front Cover.; www.lhl.lib.mo.us

Johann Bayer: Biography from Answers.com: Johann Bayer (1572–1625) A German lawyer and astronomer whose hugely influential star atlas, Uranometria (1603), was the first to cover the whole sky.; www.answers.com

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