Transitus Veneris Ante Solem Observati Romae Apud Pp. S. Mariae Super Minervam Vi. Junii Mdcclxi. : Expositio Historico-Astronomica. Accedit Descripto Aurei Nummi Cn. Domitii Ahenobarbi (Paperback)

Transitus Veneris Ante Solem Observati Romae Apud Pp. S. Mariae Super Minervam Vi. Junii Mdcclxi. Expositio Historico-Astronomica. Accedit Descripto Aurei Nummi Cn. Domitii Ahenobarbi is a historical and astronomical exposition by Giovanni Battista Audiffredi, detailing the observation of the transit of Venus across the Sun as observed in Rome on June 6, 1761. This work meticulously documents the astronomical event and its observation at the Santa Maria sopra Minerva. Included is a description of a gold coin of Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus, adding a numismatic element to the astronomical record. This book offers valuable insights into 18th-century astronomy and Roman scientific observation, blending astronomical science with historical context and numismatic interest.

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