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Dante and the early astronomers

Note 320 — SECOND PART. The Astronomy of Dante. (continued 2)

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“Even as, distinct with less and greater lights, Glimmers between the two poles of the world The Galaxy that maketh wise men doubt, Thus constellated in the depths of Mars Those rays described the venerable sign That quadrants joining in a circle make.” Par. xiv. 97-102. (Longfellow).

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