The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and General Literature, المجلد 20Little, Brown, 1886 |
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... Hipparchus had indeed pointed out long before the mode of de- termining longitudes by observations of eclipses , but the instance to which he referred of the celebrated eclipse before the battle of Arbela , which was seen also at ...
... Hipparchus had indeed pointed out long before the mode of de- termining longitudes by observations of eclipses , but the instance to which he referred of the celebrated eclipse before the battle of Arbela , which was seen also at ...
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... Hipparchus , had agreed in supposing the Inhabited World to be surrounded on all sides by sea , and to form in fact a vast island in the midst of a circumfluous ocean . This notion , which was probably derived originally from the ...
... Hipparchus , had agreed in supposing the Inhabited World to be surrounded on all sides by sea , and to form in fact a vast island in the midst of a circumfluous ocean . This notion , which was probably derived originally from the ...
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... Hipparchus ) placed in the same latitude with Massilia ( 43 ° 5 ' ) , thus carrying it up more than 2 ° above its true position . This had the inevitable effect of transferring the whole of the Euxine Sea- with the general form and ...
... Hipparchus ) placed in the same latitude with Massilia ( 43 ° 5 ' ) , thus carrying it up more than 2 ° above its true position . This had the inevitable effect of transferring the whole of the Euxine Sea- with the general form and ...
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