Literature
- Owen Gingerich, 'The role of Erasmus Reinhold and the Prutenic Tables in the dissemination of Copernican Theory', Studia Copernicana 6 (1973), 43-62.
- 'The accuracy of ephemerides 1500-1800', Vistas in Astronomy 28 (1985), 339-42.
- 'The Alphonsine tables in the age of printing', M. Comes et al. (eds) De astronomia Alphonsi Regis, Barcelona 1987, 89-95.
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