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Typescript (photocopy). Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Dallas, 2006. At head of title: The Braniff Graduate School of the University of Dallas. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 300-314).
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Programm (Natalicia Gvilelmi II)--Univ. Bonn. [I] --II. Ad Cn. Pompeivm Geminvm epistvla.
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Programm--Bonn. Greek and Latin. Ed. by Hermann Karl Usener.
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Master microform held by: NN. Microform master no.: #ZZ-16245. Thesis--University of Erlangen. Microfilm.
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... This manual was to be the prototype for astronomical handbooks: a work explaining the use of a set of tables illustrated by examples taken at the time of the author. The first Byzantine handbook of astronomy is a Commentary to the Handy Tables of Stephanos of Alexandria (c.617) (unedited except some chapters in Usener 1914). Inspired by Theon's Small Commentary, Stephanos adds tables for the klima (latitude) of Byzantium, and at the end of the treatise some chapters were apparently added by the emperor Herakleios himself. ...
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