Introduction to Ptolemy's Phases by Robert Hand |
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.......Modern Use of the Tables |
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Translator's Preface by Robert Schmidt |
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.......The Possible Relation of Stellar Phases to Greek Philosophy |
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.......The Content of the Phases |
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.......The Role of the Phases in the Ptolemaic Corpus |
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.......Ptolemy's Greek |
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.......Geminus' Calendar |
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.......General Note |
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..............phasis |
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..............epitello |
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...............episemasia |
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The Phases of the Fixed Stars and a Collection of Indications by Ptolemy |
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.......Prologue |
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..............Section 1. |
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..............Section 2. |
3 |
..............Section 3. |
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..............Section 4. |
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..............Section 5. |
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..............Section 6. |
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..............Section 7. |
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..............Section 8. |
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..............Section 9. |
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.......The Calendar or Register |
10 |
.......Epilogue |
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Calendar or Register Attributed to Geminus |
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Appendix I - Translation Conventions |
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Appendix II - Introduction to Stellar Phases |
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Appendix III - Table of Longest Days and Latitudes Derived from the Almagest |
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Appendix IV - Almagest, Book VIII, Chap.4 translated by J.M.Ashmand |
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Appendix V - The Alexandrian Calendar |
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Appendix VI - Special Lexicon of Greek Meteorological Terminology in Ptolemy's Phases and Geminus' Register |
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Appendix VII - The Modern Designations of Ptolemy's 30 Stars |
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