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Dante and the early astronomers

Note 271 — SECOND PART. The Astronomy of Dante. (continued 2)

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“I say that the starry heaven displays a multitude of stars to us, for as the Sages of Egypt have perceived, including the last star which appears to them in the south, they reckon one thousand and twenty-two starry bodies, of which I am now speaking.”

Conv. II. xv. 18-22. (Jackson).

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