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The constellations and how to find them; 13 maps, showing the position of the constellations in the sky during each month of any year. A popular and simple guide to a knowledge of the starry heavens, with introduction, general explanations, and a separate description of each map (1887)

Peck, William, Sir, 1862-1925 · Boston, Mass., Silver, Burdett & Co · leaf 38

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iga and the North-Western horizon are the constellationsof Perseus and Andromeda—the bright stars a, /3, and y in the latter constellation being now nearly vertical.The whole of Pegasus has sunk below the horizon, with the exception of one star, Scheat. To the left ofAndromeda will be seen… … DESCRIPTION OF MAP VI.

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