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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ACRONYCHALLY»
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The Use of the Globes: containing, an introduction to ...
To find what stars rise, and set, acronychally, on a given day, in a given latitude.
Elevate the globe for the latitude, and bring the sun's place to the western edge of
the horizon; then all the stars in the eastern edge Wlll rise acronychally, and all ...
2
Astronomy, Weather, and Calendars in the Ancient World: ...
26th: Corona rises acronychally, and the bird-bearing north winds blow;16 the
night is 12 12 + 1 30 hours, the day 1113 + 1 10 + 130. Osiris sails, and the
golden boat is brought out. Tybi [...]: (The sun is) in Aries.17 20th: Vernal equinox;
the ...
Cosmically, 18° n (8th June)— heliacally, 15° 55 (7th July) — acronychally, 17° f (
8th December). Ex. 2. On what day of the year does AldebaTan now set
heliacally, on what day does it set acronychally, and on what day cosmically, at
London ...
O The Sea Monster [Cetus] begins to set
acronychally. The Arrow [Sagitta] sets;
the season of continuous westerly winds. O O O O O The whole Bird sets
acronychally. O <Arcturus rises>
acronychally. -8 (Most of the inscription survives,
so very ...
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The Fasti, Tristia, Pontic epistles ... (The Metamorphoses. ...
On the 17th of the Calends of July <he Hyades rise acronychally. Thyene was the
name of one of them. As to the cleansing of the temple of Vesta, see line 287 of
this Book. ' Heliades.] — Ver. 717. Literally, 'the daughters of the sun.' They "ere ...
Publius Ovidius Naso, 1851
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Tractatus de Globis Et Eorum Usu: A Treatise Descriptive of ...
... and you shall have that degree of the Eclipticke with which the said Starre rises
Cosmic- ally and setteth Acronychally ; and on the opposite side on the West, the
Horizon will shew the degree of the Eclipticke with which the said Starre riseth ...
Robert Hues, Sir Clements Robert Markham, 1889
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Works Issued by the Hakluyt Society
... and you shall have that degree of the Eclipticke with which the said Starre rises
Cosmic- ally and setteth Acronychally ; and on the opposite side on the West, the
Horizon will shew the degree of the Eclipticke with which the said Starre riseth ...
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The Edinburgh Journal of Science ... Conducted by (Sir) ...
... the same time in the evening at which the sun set, or set in the morning exactly
at sunrise, it was said to rise or set acronychally. These were the four
fundamental combinations, by the returns of which the ancients marked their
seasons; but, ...
9
The Edinburgh Journal of Science
... at the same time with it in the evening, it was said to rise or set cosmically: and
when a star rose exactly at the same time in the evening at which the sun set, or
set in the morning exactly at sunrise, it was said to rise or set acronychally.
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The Edinburgh Journal of Science
... the same time in the evening at which the sun set, or set in the morning exactly
at sunrise, it was said to rise or set acronychally. These were the four
fundamental combinations, by the returns of which the ancients marked their
seasons ; but, ...
