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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 18 (April 1881) (1881)

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he most brilliant stars—those of the first magnitude— Procyon and Altair will appear to him of a dazzling while; The accompanying engraving represents a porcelain vase Mariette Bey, the celebrated Egyptologist, who died this Sirius, Vega, Castor, and Begulus, of a white slightly tinged of French… … In some stellar systems we find white contrasted It has at last been generally admitted that we have either with purple, as in Delta of Orion; or with mines in Maine. We have not, to be sure, been able FRENCH PORCELAIN VASE IN ALTO-RILIEVO. green, as in Zeta of Corona Borealis; or with blue, to…

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