Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... called by the Greeks ' npák- λειος , as by Theophrastus , and μαγνήτις and μáyvns , as by Euripides , quoted by Plato in the Ion ; by Orpheus it is called also μayvñoσa and σionpirns ( quasi ironstone ) ; by the Latins it is called ...
... called by the Greeks ' npák- λειος , as by Theophrastus , and μαγνήτις and μáyvns , as by Euripides , quoted by Plato in the Ion ; by Orpheus it is called also μayvñoσa and σionpirns ( quasi ironstone ) ; by the Latins it is called ...
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... called the zone of the primum mobile ; it is called " equinoctial " because when the sun is in this circle - which must happen twice a year - the days are of equal length with the nights . This circle is designated also æquidi- alis ...
... called the zone of the primum mobile ; it is called " equinoctial " because when the sun is in this circle - which must happen twice a year - the days are of equal length with the nights . This circle is designated also æquidi- alis ...
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... called semen , but rather geniture ; and it is different from the seed properly so called . For that is called the geniture which , proceeding from the generant , is the cause which first promotes the beginning of generation . I mean in ...
... called semen , but rather geniture ; and it is different from the seed properly so called . For that is called the geniture which , proceeding from the generant , is the cause which first promotes the beginning of generation . I mean in ...
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