- (c.260–270 BC)
calls the
cluster Achlus or "Little Mist" in his poem
Phainomena.
Johann Bayer showed the
cluster as a
nebulous star on his Uranometria...
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major extant work is his
hexameter poem
Phenomena (Gr****: Φαινόμενα,
Phainómena, "Appearances"; Latin: Phaenomena), the
first half of
which is a verse...
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Canis Major and Lepus.
Early 3rd
century BC: Aratus's
astronomical poem
Phainomena (lines 367–370 and 384–385)
mentions faint stars where Columba is now...
-
Plancina was absolved. In AD 4,
Germanicus wrote a
Latin version of Aratus's
Phainomena,
which survives,
wherein he
rewrites the
contents of the original. For...
- R. 1881. Unicorn: A
mythological investigation. Brown, R. 1885. The
Phainomena; Or,
Heavenly Display of
Aratos Done Into
English Verse. Brown, R. 1898...
- overlooks, was the very one that
ancient philosophers indicated as φαινόμενα [
phainomena] and νοούμενα [nooumena]; the
opposition and
incommensurability between...
- 1995 M. Fiedler:
Kommentar zu V. 367-746 von
Aviens Neugestaltung der
Phainomena Arats.
Stuttgart Saur 2004 C. Ihlemann: De
Avieni in
vertendis Arateis...
- (PDF) from the
original on 2022-10-09. Brown,
Robert Jr. (1885). The
Phainomena, or the
Heavenly Display of Aratos, done into
English Verse.
Oxford University:...
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didactic poem
Phainomena ("Appearances") by the Gr**** poet
Aratus constitutes the
basis of the
Codex Sangallensis 250. The
original Phainomena is divided...
- own Hermes, an
account of the god's
birth and
invention of the lyre.
Phainomena, a
didactic poem
about the
heavens by Aratus, drew on the same poem. Callimachus...
