Meanings of cosmographer in English

A great Lutheran cosmographer and magician was found among the dead.

To a cosmographer, it's no more remarkable than aerocraft flying overhead.

Your Majesty had Jaime Joan, a cosmographer, sent to this country.

Who could have guessed that our cosmographer was an enthusiast for dead languages?

Jeannin had also repeated conferences on the same subject with the great cosmographer Plancius.

On the one hand, he's a proper cosmographer, doing the same sort of stuff as Orolo.

Any cosmographer can look at solar flares.

Among those whom Columbus may have met there, was the great German cosmographer from Nuremburg, Martin Behaim.

The miniature globe took form, like fairy mapmaking, under the cosmographer's skilful fingers, and the children watched, fascinated.

We were told to go in secret-bypassingthe hierarchs-tothe concent's foremost cosmographer, and tell him of this thing.

This started to change after the Flemish cosmographer and cartographer Gerardus Mercator developed a new mapping technique in the mid-1500s.

The lab where they'd built the ship was now the concent of Saunt Rab, after the cosmographer who had discovered the rock.

But Orolo with his cosmographer's eye had noted on the flank of a mountain a stretched patch that was brighter than the rest.

S. Cespedes, Yslario General, in MS. Cespedes was cosmographer major of the Indies in Seville and wrote many geographical works early in the seventeenth century.

Antonio Galvano, an experienced Portuguese sailor and cosmographer, writing in 1563, like the others, knows of one voyage only, which he fixes in 1496.

Ferdinand assembled learned astronomers and cosmographers to hold a conference with Columbus.