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Authorised form of nameCelsius; Andreas (1701 - 1744)
Other forms of nameAnders
Dates1701 - 1744
NationalitySwedish
Place of birthUppsala, Sweden
Date of birth27 November 1701
Place of deathUppsala, Sweden
Date of death25 April 1744
Research fieldAstronomy
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election29/01/1736
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll; DSB
CodeNA6791
Archives associated with this Fellow
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RBO/19/57Observations of the Aurora Borealis witnessed in London from September 1735 to April 1736 by Andreas Celsius1736
RBO/21/26'Mr Eames's Account of a Dissertation containing Remarks upon the Observations made in France, in order to ascertain the Figure of the Earth, by Mr Celsius, intitled: De observationibus, pro figura Telluris determinanda...'1738
RBO/21/32'The continuation of the Remarks made by Mr Celsius on the Observations taken in France, in order to ascertain the true Figure of the Earth' abstracted by John Eames1738
LBO/23/75Copy letter from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell Mortimer9 April 1737
CLP/8ii/51Paper, 'Observations of the lunar eclipse of 15 March 1736 made at Mr Graham's House in Fleet Street' by [Andreas] Celsius 1736
EL/C3/9Translation of a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell Mortimer, dated at Uppsala1738
EL/R2/50Extract of a letter, from Dr Nicolas Rosen to Andreas Celsius, dated at Uppsala1735
EL/C3/34Translation of a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Hans Sloane, dated at Tornea4 December 1736
MS/790/21Letter from Anders Celsius, Torne, to Martin Folkes, Vice President of the Royal Society, Crane Court, Fleet Street 3 December 1736
EL/C2/93Note extracted from a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell MortimerApril 1736
EL/C3/33Translation of an extract of a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell Mortimer, dated at the mountain of Korpicula1736
EL/C3/22Translation of an extract of a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell Mortimer, dated at Stockholm24 May 1736
EL/C3/10Translation of an extract of a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell Mortimer, dated at Uppsala2 October 1739
EL/C3/31Translation of part of a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell Mortimer, dated at Uppsala1 March 1738
EL/M3/31Extract of a letter, from Pierre Maupertuis to Andreas Celsius, dated at Paris21 March 1736
EL/R2/49Extract of a letter, from Dr Nicolas Rosen to Andreas Celsius, dated at Uppsala1735
EC/1735/11Celsius, Andreas: certificate of election to the Royal Society29 January 1736
CLP/4ii/20Paper, 'Observationes de aurora boreali habita in Anglia' [Observations on an auroroa borealis in England] by Andreas Celsius1736
CLP/4ii/21Paper, 'Observations of the aurora borealis made in England' [translation of 'Observationes de aurora boreali habita in Anglia'] by Andreas Celsius1736
EL/M3/53Extract of a letter, from Pierre Maupertuis to Andreas Celsius, dated at Paris1736
EL/M3/25Extract of a letter, from Pierre Maupertuis to Andreas Celsius, dated at Paris1735
EL/C3/15Account of runic inscriptions from Helsingland (Hälsingland) by Andreas Celsius1735
EL/C3/16Translation of Andreas Celsius's account of runic inscriptions from Helsingland (Hälsingland) 1735
CLP/16/51Paper, 'De runis Helsingicis' [Of the Hälsingland runes, Sweden] by Andreas Celsius1735
CLP/16/51/2Figure, Hälsingland obelisk, Sweden by Andreas Celsius1735
CLP/16/51/1Manuscript, 'De runis Helsingicis' [Of the Hälsingland runes, Sweden] by Andreas Celsius1735
RBO/19/52'Of the Runic Characters of Helsingland (northern Sweden)' by Andreas Celsius1735
CLP/8ii/77aLetter extract, 'Observatio Eclipseos Telluris Romae habita in aedibus eminentissimi cardinalis' [observations of the solar eclipse made at the house of an eminent Cardinal in Rome], from Didacus de Revillas [Diego Ravillas] to Eustachio Manfredi[1734]
EL/C3/1Translation of a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell Mortimer, dated at Tornea1737
EL/C3/30Translation of a letter, from Andreas Celsius to Cromwell Mortimer, dated at Tornea1737
EL/M3/24Extract of a letter, from Pierre Maupertuis to Andreas Celsius, dated at Paris1735
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