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Practical astrology : a simple method of casting horoscopes : and language of the stars easily comprehended (1901)

Saint-Germain, C. de · Chicago : Laird & Lee · leaf 275

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eme authority of Aristotle, urged the im-portance of renewed experiments and ofmathematical proofs. He also tells thatCaesar looked at the British coast fromGaul through a telescope, from which it isclear that at Roger Bacons time the tele-scope had been invented. The famouspainter and sculptor,… … NICOLAUS COPERNICUS THE FOUNDER OF MODERN ASTRONOMY Born at Thorn, Prussian Poland, Feb. 19, 1473; died at FrauenbergPrussian Poland. May 24. 1543. In the year of his death he published atreatise in Latin, De Orbium Coelestium Revolutionibus, which gavean exposition of his new and startling system…

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