Tabvlae Speciales Aberrationis Et Nvtationis by Franz Xaver Zach is a scholarly work addressing the calculation of stellar positions, both apparent and true. Written in Latin, this 1807 publication provides specialized tables for aberration and nutation in right ascension and declination. The book also includes a new catalog of 494 notable zodiacal stars observed at the Ernestin Astronomical Observatory. This text offers valuable insights into the astronomical practices and calculations of the early 19th century, and remains a significant resource for historians of astronomy and those interested in celestial mechanics.
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