Evershed, M. A. (Orr) · London : Gall & Inglis · leaf 322
rom the point where hecrosses the equator to the north, therefore Nightcircling opposite to him is nearing the point where shegoes south. Either interpretation is faithful to fact,but perhaps the circumstance that the plural noun isused favours the first. Conrad Malaspina prophesied to Dante that… … Fig. 41. The Ram on the Ecliptic. [Tojacep. 27<J. From the Co<mi Historia of Robert Find, A.J). 1612.(Reproduced from Broicns Phainomena of Aratoi.) MOVEMENTS OF THE SUN. 279 justified before the sun had come to rest again seventimes in the bed which the Ram covers and bestrideswith his four…
Dante Alighieri, 1265-1321 · Astronomy
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