ial, it is the spaceconsciousness that is measured, whereby we obtain suf-icient knowledge of time for practical human purposes,jut never a notion of Time itself. Of course, regularity of movement in space is a)re-requisite for the measurement of time. In the earli-est times of which we have… … Table Clock of the time of Henry VIII. tars by night, would call the hours for the benefit of>assers beneath; and when the sun had chased the ses-[ion of the stars from night the day watch would per-,orm the same public office by observation of the suns•osition. The simplest means of…
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