Titlebook: Discovery of the First Asteroid, Ceres; Historical Studies i Clifford Cunningham Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 20

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How Did the Public Learn About Ceres?,Describes press reports in Europe on the discovery of Ceres and how the public ignored the discovery for a while, until other astronomers in Europe were able to recover the object in their telescopes. The first book to include Ceres in a map of the Solar System was written by Jean Henri Hassenfratz in 1803.

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,Schroeter’s Book of 1805,Provides extensive translated excerpts from German astronomer Johann Schroeter’s book on Ceres, published in 1805.

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British Correspondence About Ceres,Traces the spread of the news of Ceres’ discovery to England and provides excerpts of the correspondence between British astronomers such as Joseph Banks, William Herschel, and Nevil Maskelyne and Piazzi and the German astronomers Zach and Bode.

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Letters Between Olbers and Gauss,Presents the extensive correspondence between German astronomers Gauss and Olbers about Ceres in the early 1800s plus some letters from Bode to Gauss.

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Letters Between Olbers and Bode,Presents the extensive translated correspondence between German astronomers Olbers and Bode concerning Cere, as well as letters from Bode to Oriani, Ende, and Seyffer to Olbers, plus Olbers to Mayer.

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,Zach’s Ceres Correspondence,Provides translated correspondence on Ceres between Baron von Zach and Lalande, Mechain, Gauss, David, and Oriani, in addition to letters from Olbers to Zach, Lalande to Oriani, and Buerg to David.