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  • constellation
    / Mesopotamia and ancient Greece

    …is certain knowledge, is the Phainomena of Eudoxus of Cnidus (4th century bce). The original is lost, but a versification by the poet Aratus (3rd century bce) is extant, as is a commentary by Hipparchus (mid-2nd century bce). Analysis of the stellar positions and the rising and

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    …is certain knowledge, is the Phainomena of Eudoxus of Cnidus (4th century bce). The original is lost, but a versification by the poet Aratus (3rd century bce) is extant, as is a commentary by Hipparchus (mid-2nd century bce). Analysis of the stellar positions and the rising and

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