Schyrleus de Rheira, Antonius Maria.
Oculus Enoch et Eliae, sive Radius sidereomysticus. – Antwerp: Ex officina typographica Hieronymi Verdussii, 1645.
Schyrleus de Rheita was a Capuchin priest who left Bohemia during the Thirty Years War and conducted his optical and astronomical work in Belgium. This treatise on optics includes a map of the full moon--the first on a reasonably large scale. Rheita is noted in the history of optics for his invention of the erecting eyepiece. It is ironic that his lunar map is one of the first to have the south pole at the top, showing the moon inverted, as it appears through an astronomical telescope without his eyepiece.