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novel idea in the 4th
century BC. In most
modern reconstructions of the
Eudoxan model, the Moon is ****igned
three spheres: The
outermost rotates westward...
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celestial sphere,
revolving about the
Earth in one day, and a
fixed Earth. The
Eudoxan planetary model, on
which the
Aristotelian and
Ptolemaic models were based...
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Atmospheric explanations for many
phenomena were
preferred because the
Eudoxan–Aristotelian
model based on
perfectly concentric spheres was not intended...
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whose own
pupil Callippus offered well-received
modifications of the
Eudoxan theory of
homocentric spheres. He also
contributed to the
calendar and...
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layout of
Atlantis as a sort of map of the sky". Empedocles' Mixture,
Eudoxan Astronomy and Aristotle's Connate. (1960). A.M. Hakkert. "Myth and Magic...
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Journal for the
History of
Astronomy 39 (2008) 77-90 'A ‘Watermark’ of
Eudoxan Astronomy',
Journal for the
History of
Astronomy 39 (2008) 213-228 'Caspar...
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Ercolanesi 4 (1974), 89–92 ‘Epicurus, On nature, Book XI: an
argument against Eudoxan astronomy’ in
Proceedings of the XIV
International Congress of Papyrology...
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filologia classica 24 (1949) 235–248.
Review of Empedocles' Mixture,
Eudoxan Astronomy and Aristotle's
Connate Pneuma by
Harald A. T.
Reiche (Amsterdam...
