Cleomediis De Motu Circulari Corporum Caelestium Libri
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Cleomedes was a Greek astronomer whose treatise on the motion of celestial bodies was widely read and influential in the ancient world. This edition, translated by Hermann Ziegler, provides a readable and engaging introduction to the ideas of Cleomedes, with valuable commentary and analysis. Whether you are a student of astronomy or simply curious about how the ancient Greeks thought about the cosmos, Cleomedis de Motu Circulari Corporum Caelestium Libri is a valuable resource.
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