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Jean Fusoris

French clergyman, astronomer and instrument maker (1365-1436) · France · Scientists · Died at 71

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Jean Fusoris was a medieval French clergyman and astronomer who designed astrolabes and other astronomical instruments made of brass. He also published a treatise on the construction of the astrolabe. His clients included the royalty of France and the Bishop of Norwich.

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Jean Fusoris was a medieval French clergyman and astronomer who designed astrolabes and other astronomical instruments made of brass. He also published a treatise on the construction of the astrolabe. His clients included the royalty of France and the Bishop of Norwich.

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Country
France
Category
Scientists
Type
Scientist
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1365 to 1436 · aged 71

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