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Irving's catechism of astronomy (1905)

Irving, [Christopher], d. 1856. [from old catalog], Ortmann, Anselm. [from old catalog] · Baltimore, Md., New York, J. Murphy company · leaf 119

An illustration from Irving's catechism of astronomy, 1905, leaf 119
ion; the evening culminationsoccur during April; this constellation is easily recog-nized by the Sickle and the triangle which the twostars Beta and Delta Leonis make with Regulus inthe handle of the sickle. 98 EQUATORIA.L AND ADJOINING CONSTELLATIONS. Q. 21. Where is the constellation Virgo,… … Fig. 24—The Lion Rampant in the Skies. Q. 22. What constellation stretches from south ofCancer beyond Virgo ? A. It is Hydra Vviiich has its head indicated by agroup of small stars south of Cancer; the rest of theconstellation may be traced by means of the irregularly EQUATORIAL AND ADJOINING…

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