- The
climes (singular clime; also clima,
plural climata, from Gr**** κλίμα klima,
plural κλίματα klimata,
meaning "inclination" or "slope") in classical...
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Ptolemy preferred to
express it as
climata, the
length of the
longest day
rather than
degrees of arc: The
length of...
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distant places. In the
practical part of his work, the so-called "table of
climata",
Hipparchus listed latitudes for
several tens of localities. In particular...
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Planning and Environment)
under CC BY 4.0 licence. "Wingham NSW
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August 2018.
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accuratissima totius orbis in
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continens praesertim exactam vniuersae Asiae, & Africae...
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climata. 13 The antipodes. 14–19 The e****ene.
Geography requires encyclopedic knowledge...
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redegit distinxitque polos zonasque situs locorum atque paralelos ad
magna climata mundi J****
Matheus Ptolomaea inclytus arte En Contarenus: Quo pergis?...
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Acacia aprica -
blunt wattle" (PDF).
Australian Government,
Department of
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continens præsertim
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