Ephemerides Astronomicae Anni 1765, compiled by Maximilian Hell, presents astronomical tables and observations calculated for the meridian of Vienna. Published in 1764, this Latin text includes observations from the years 1763 and 1764, supplemented with planetary tables. This volume serves as a valuable historical resource for understanding 18th-century astronomical practices and calculations, offering insights into the methods and precision of the era's scientific pursuits. Prepared under imperial auspices, this edition reflects the importance placed on astronomical knowledge and its dissemination during the period.

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