Foreword
Preface
The World of Jupiter, English Translation of Mundus Iovialis
Concerning the Biography of Simon Marius
Hans Philip Fuchs von Bimbach (c. 1567–1626), Patron of Simon Marius
Georg Caesius as Appointed Court Astronomer of the Margrave Georg Friedrich of Brandenburg-Ansbach
Simon Mariuss Mundus Iovialis and the Discovery of the Moons of Jupiter
Simon Mariuss Reports on the Comets of 1596 and 1618, in the Context of the Comet Research of his Times
Sunspot Observations by Simon Marius 1611 to 1619
An Astronomer Too Excellent: Simon Marius, the Telescope, and the Problem of the Stars during the Copernican Revolution
In the Turmoil of the Early 17th-century Cosmology Debate – Simon Marius as a Supporter of the Tychonic System
Simon Marius as a Calendar Writer
Simon Marius as a Tychonic Calendar Maker
Simon Marius – Tabulae Directionum Novae – A first Approach
Translating the Mundus Iovialis into German
Prickards English Translation of Mundus Iovialis, Completed
Priority, Reception and Rehabilitation of Simon Marius – From the Accusation of Plagiarism to the Marius Portal as his Virtual Collected Works
A Word of Caution about the 'Rehabilitation of Simon Marius
The Marius Portal – Simon Marius as Digital Human in the 21st centrury
The Franconian Asteroid 7984 Marius
A Model of our Solar System on a Scale of 1 : 50 Billion
"Sun, Moon and Marius" – An Exhibition with Pictures from the Art School "Obraz" in Protwino (Russia)
Simon Marius – Works
The Life and Work of Simon Marius at a Glance
About the Authors.