Dublin by Sir William Donville or Domville in 1687, followed by another translation by Aphra Behn in 1688, under the title A Discovery of New Worlds and a third by John Glanvill later in 1688. Antiokh Kantemir translated it into Russian in 1730, although the translation was only published in a censored edition in 1740, due to objections from the Russian Orthodox Church. Elizabeth Gunning translated it into English in 1803. See also Venus in fiction References External links Full text of 1800 edition at Google Books (in French) Full text of 1803 edition at Google Books (in English) Full text of 1803 edition Digitized by Google, Free Download at OpenLibrary (in English) 1686 books French books Age of Enlightenment Popular science books Historical physics publications Venus in culture