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M. Manilii Astronomicon: ex editione Bentleiana, cum notis et interpretatione in usum Delphini, variis lectionibus, notis variorum, recensu editionum et ... accurate recensitum (Latin Edition) by Marcus. Manilius, 1828-01-01

Manili Astronomicon liber II. edidit H. W. Garrod by Manilius. Marcus., 1911

M. Manilii Astronomicon ex recensione Richardi Bentleji cum selectis variorum ac propriis notis praefationi subjuneta (Latin Edition) by Marcus. Manilius, 1767-01-01

M. Manilii Astronomicon by Marcus Manilius, Alfred Edward Housman, 2009-10-10

M. Manilii Astronomicon. Libri quinque, cum commentariis ... (Latin Edition) by Marcus Manilius, 2010-05-28

ASTRONOMICON: LIBER PRIMUS (PRIMVS) by M. [Marcus Manilius] (Recensvit Et Enarravit A. E. Hovsman) Manilii, 1937-01-01

Astronomicon (1740) (Latin Edition) by Marcus Manilius, 2009-06-13

M. Manilii Astronomicon: Libri Quinque, Cum Commentariis .... (Italian Edition) by Marcus Manilius, 2010-03-28

M. Manilii Astronomicon: liber primvs-[quartus] (Latin Edition) by Marcus. Manilius, 1903-01-01

Marci Manilii Astronomicon libri quinque by Alexandre Guy Pingré, Aratus, Marcus Tul, Marcus Manilius, 2009-07-17

Essai Sur La Metaphysique Du Calcul Differentiel: Suivi D'Une Nouvelle Theorie (1850) (French Edition) by J. Manilius, 2010-09-10

M. Manilii Astronomicon ex recensione et cum notis Richardi Bentleii. (Latin Edition) by Marcus Manilius, 2010-05-28

Astronomicon; recensuit et enarravit A.E. Housman (Latin Edition) by Marcus Manilius, A E. 1859-1936 Housman, 2010-06-18

M. Manilii Astronomicon, Volume 1 (Latin Edition) by Marcus Manilius, 2010-02-22

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2001 Lunar Eclipse Crater Tables
2112 Aristoteles 1904 Tycho 2113 Pytheas 1906 Copernicus 2113 Billy 1909Pytheas 2113 Timocharis 1914 Timocharis 2115 Eudoxus 1922 manilius 2117
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Extractions: Eclipses During 2001 by Fred Espenak Published in Observer's Handbook 2001 , Royal Astronomical Society of Canada Table 1 Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the Total Lunar Eclipse of 2001 January 09 Table 4 Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the Partial Lunar Eclipse of 2001 July 05 UT of UT of Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name 13:45 Aristarchus 14:37 Grimaldi 13:54 Plato 15:09 Kepler 14:00 Pytheas 15:13 Dionysius 14:00 Timocharis 15:17 Copernicus 14:01 Kepler 15:23 Aristarchus 14:04 Aristoteles 15:25 Taruntius 14:07 Eudoxus 15:29 Pytheas 14:10 Copernicus 15:34 Manilius 14:13 Grimaldi 15:38 Timocharis 14:24 Manilius 15:39 Menelaus 14:27 Menelaus 15:41 Plinius 14:33 Plinius 15:49 Proclus 14:46 Proclus 15:55 Plato 14:53 Dionysius 16:00 Eudoxus 15:09 Taruntius 16:02 Aristoteles Predictions include 2% enlargement of the umbral shadow due to Earth's atmosphere.
Ancient Astrology Books
ASTRONOMICA (aka Five Books of manilius) manilius (trans GP Goold), $25.00 Fromthe cover Marcus manilius, who lived in the reigns of Augustus and Tiberius
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Manilius, Marcus
A0831545.html. encyclopediaEncyclopedia manilius, Marcus, munil'EusPronunciation Key. manilius, Marcus , fl. AD 10, Roman poet. Of
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Extractions: ENCYCLOPEDIA Classical Literature, Biographies Manilius, Marcus Related Category: Classical Literature, Biographies Manilius, Marcus [m n s] Pronunciation Key , fl. A.D. 10, Roman poet. Of his didactic poem on astrology, the Astronomica, five books remain. These may or may not have constituted the whole work. Content on this web site is provided for informational purposes only. We accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by any person resulting from information published on this site. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities. Home Contact Us
Brooklyn Public Library /All Locations
1995 1 Manili, Barbara, 1947 See Webster, Barbara, 1947- 1 Manilii, Mark See manilius, Marcus 1 Manilio, M. See manilius, Marcus 1 manilius, M
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Extractions: KEYWORD AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT Central Business Arlington Bay Ridge Bedford Borough Park Brighton Beach Brooklyn Heights Brower Park Brownsville Bushwick Canarsie Carroll Gardens Clarendon Clinton Hill Coney Island Cortelyou Crown Heights Cypress Hills Dekalb Dyker East Flatbush Eastern Parkway Flatbush Flatlands Fort Hamilton Gerritsen Gravesend Greenpoint Highlawn Homecrest Jamaica Bay Kensington Kings Bay Kings Highway Leonard Macon Mapleton Marcy McKinley Park Midwood Mill Basin New Lots New Utrecht Pacific Paerdegat Park Slope Red Hook Rugby Ryder Saratoga Svce to Aging SAGE Sheepshead Bay Spring Creek Stone Avenue Sunset Park Ulmer Park Walt Whitman Washington Irving Williamsburgh Windsor Terrace Juvenile View Entire Collection Mark Nearby AUTHORS are: Year Entries Manil¯ala Nabhubh¯ai Dvivedi See Dvivedi, Manilal Nabhubhai
Ptolemy: Iconography Of His Portrait - Ptolémée: Iconographie De Son Portrait
Translate this page He is accompanied by the Greek Aratos (Aratus Cilix), the Roman manilius (M. maniliusRomanus) and the Arab al-Sufi (Azophi Aratus), representing the four
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Extractions: Iconography of Ptolemy's Portrait 1515, wood engraving, 42,7 x 42,7 cm, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1951. Kepler's Rudolphine Tables (1627) and also on the star map of the northern hemisphere by Albrecht Durer (1515)." (Robert H. van Gent) Kepler's Rudolphine Tables Robert H. van Gent , Utrecht. Levenson 1991 - Levenson, Jay A., Circa 1492, Art in the Age of Exploration, Ptolemaeus
Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2003.01.26
Katharina Volk, The Poetics of Latin Didactic. Lucretius, Vergil, Ovid, manilius. Lucretius,Vergil, Ovid, manilius. Oxford Oxford University Press, 2002. Pp.
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Extractions: Tractatus Coislinianus and the Ars grammatica of Diomedes may possibly derive from a Hellenistic source but concludes that the question has little bearing on the interpretation of the poets. Alexander Dalzell in his judicious book, The criticism of didactic poetry (1997), had come to much the same conclusion. It seems to me, however, that there is more to be said. Volk presents her own definition of didactic as extrapolated from the texts themselves, postulating four criteria: 1. 'Explicit didactic intent'. 2. The 'teacher-student constellation'. 3. 'Poetic self-consciousness'. 4. 'Poetic simultaneity': that is, the creation of a dramatic illusion of a lesson actually in progress as the poem progresses. It is here that misgivings about the book's approach set in. In the section on 'Didactic poetry as a genre' Volk glances briefly at poems which exhibit didactic features but do not properly qualify as didactic, notably the Ars poetica and the Fasti . These she classifies as texts 'in the didactic mode' (pp. 41-3), thereby introducing in passing a distinction which, when closely considered, calls in question indeed subverts the whole thrust of her enquiry. The suggestion that the didactic genre is 'derived' from the didactic 'mode' skates over a crucial point: subject-matter.
Hellenistic Astrology
Includes the correspondences of regions the inhabited world to signs of the zodiacfound in Teucer of Babylon, Paulus Alexandrinus, manilius, Ptolemy, and
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Cicero By Plutarch
When there were but two or three days remaining in his office, maniliuswas brought before him, and charged with peculation. manilius
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Extractions: Cicero by Plutarch Buy more than 2,000 books on a single CD-ROM for only $19.99. That's less then a penny per book! Click here for more information. Read, write, or comment on essays about Cicero Search for books Search essays brought it in time to be healthful, and capable of supporting many great fatigues and trials. His father's house he made over to his brother, living himself near the Palatine hill, that he might not give the trouble of long journeys to those that made suit to him. And, indeed, there were not fewer daily appearing at his door, to do their court to him, than there were that came to Crassus for his riches, or to Pompey for his power amongst the soldiers, these being at that time the two men of the greatest repute and influence in Rome. Nay, even Pompey himself used to pay court to Cicero, and Cicero's public actions did much to establish Pompey's authority and reputation in the state. Catiline, however, being desirous of procuring a strong position to carry out his designs, stood for the consulship, and had great hopes of success, thinking he should be appointed with Caius Antonius as his colleague, who was a man fit to lead neither in a good cause nor in a bad one, but might be a valuable accession to another's power. These things the greatest part of the good and honest citizens apprehending, put Cicero upon standing for the consulship; whom the people readily receiving Catiline was put by, so that he and Caius Antonius were chosen, although amongst the competitors he was the only man descended from a father of the equestrian and not of the senatorial order.
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qué diablos escogió manilius, profesor? -No hablemos de manilius.
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Extractions: El Universal Deportes Playball Entretenimiento Mascotas Clasificados Compras Suscripciones Directorio Chats Foros E-Mail gratis Buscador Un tal A. E. Housman Rafael Castillo Zapata ha oficiado con puntualidad y durante un año el rol de columnista. Lo conmemora desde hoy, y por todo junio, con entregas especiales. En ésta, indaga en la personalidad y la obra del poeta inglés Alfred Edward Housman (1859-1936) quien, herido por una profunda pena amorosa, decide "dedicarse en cuerpo y alma a la investigación latinista y al profesorado". Este hecho, sin embargo, no impidió que hiciese poesía: "poesía de la buena, poesía que hoy puede volver a leerse y emociona otra vez" La aridez elegida Auden nos permite una primera aproximación: "De nadie, ni aun en Cambridge, fue la culpa / -del destino del hombre, si queréis-. / Herido el corazón en Londres, fue, / en su generación, el latinista . // Eligió su aridez. Guardó las lágrimas / en un cajón, como postales sucias. / Comer fue su amor público; los pobres / y la violencia fueron el privado". Un encuentro con
Appendix II: The Zetian Emperor List
313. brother of Antigonus, died without issue. Domitian, manilius. 245 321. 313- 319. Marcus, manilius. 330 - 371. 363 - 370. great-grandson of Domitian manilius.
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Extractions: Appendix II The Zetian Emperor List Name House Lived Ruled Events Octavius Zetar foundation of Empire Claudius Zetar brother of Octavius Titus Zetar son of Octavius Domitian Servilis rebel Emperor Otho Zetar son of Claudius Vitellius Zetar son of Otho Leto Livius Claudius Secundis Livius son of Leto Semelius Livius brother of C. Secundis Metius the Elder Livius son of Semelius, first to resign Metius the Younger Livius son of Metius the Elder, first war with the Narbars Leto II Livius son of Metius the Younger Semelius Furius discredited Emperor, husband of Leto's daughter Antonius Zetar grand-nephew of Vitellius Androcles Zetar son of Antonius Androcles Leto Zetar son of Androcles, died without issue Antigonus Gabinius married daughter of Androcles Leto, died without issue, First Succession War (312 - 321) Marcius Gabinius brother of Antigonus, died without issue
The Latin Library
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Extractions: THE LATIN LIBRARY Alcuin Ambrosius Ammianus Marcellinus Apicius Apuleius Aquinas Asconius Augustine Augustus Aurelius Victor Ausonius Avianus Bacon Biblia Sacra Bonaventure Caesar Cassiodorus Cato Catullus Cicero Christian Latin Claudian Claudius Caesar Columella Disticha Catonis Donatus Einhard Ennius Eutropius Florus Frontinus Gellius Gesta Romanorum Gregory the Great Horace Historia Augusta Hyginus Jordanes Julius Obsequens Justin Justinian Juvenal Lactantius Livy Lucan Lucretius Manilius Martial Medieval Latin Minucius Felix Miscellany Naevius Neo-Latin Nepos Ovid Persius Petronius Phaedrus Plautus Pliny the Elder Pliny the Younger Poggio Bracciolini Priapea Propertius Prudentius Quintilian Roman Epitaphs Sallust Seneca Silius Italicus Statius Suetonius Sulpicia Syrus Tacitus Terence Tertullian Theodosian Code Tibullus Valerius Flaccus Valerius Maximus Varro Vegetius Velleius Paterculus Virgil Vitruvius Ammianus Apuleius Augustus Aurelius Victor ... Quid Novi?
Cicero: De Re Publica V
in qua iuris erat interpretatio, quod ius privati petere solebant a regibus, ob
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Extractions: M. TVLLI CICERONIS DE RE PVBLICA LIBER QVINTVS nec vero quisquam privatus erat disceptator aut arbiter litis, sed omnia conficiebantur iudiciis regiis. et mihi quidem videtur Numa noster maxime tenuisse hunc morem veterem Graeciae regum. nam ceteri, etsi hoc quoque munere fungebantur, magnam tamen partem bella gesserunt et eorum iura coluerunt; illa autem diuturna pax Numae mater huic urbi iuris et religionis fuit, qui legum etiam scriptor fuit quas scitis extare, quod quidem huius civis proprium de quo agimus' (Manilius) 'nihil, si modo opus extabit.' (Scipio) 'num id studium censes esse vilici?' (Manilius) 'minime, quippe eum agri culturam saepissime opera deficiat.' (Scipio) 'ergo, ut vilicus naturam agri novit, dispensator litteras scit, uterque autem se a scientiae delectatione ad efficiendi utilitatem refert, sic noster hic rector studuerit sane iuri et legibus cognoscendis, fontis quidem earum utique perspexerit, sed se responsitando et lectitando et scriptitando ne impediat, ut quasi dispensare rem publicam et in ea quodam modo vilicare possit, is summi iuris peritissimus, sine quo iustus esse nemo potest, civilis non inperitus, sed ita ut astrorum gubernator, physicorum medicus; uterque enim illis ad artem suam utitur, sed se a suo munere non impedit. illud autem videbit hic vir' nec vero tam metu poenaque terrentur, quae est constituta legibus, quam verecundia, quam natura homini dedit quasi quendam vituperationis non iniustae timorem.
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