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The geographical lore of the time of the Crusades

Note 1109 — Chapter X · THE ASTRONOMICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE KNOWN WORLD

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The relation between the parallels as given in the Almagest, loc. cit. and in the Geography, loc. cit., are shown graphically in the adjoining table (Fig. 11, cols. I and II). In the text of the Almagest the parallels are not specifically named beyond the twenty-sixth. Each paragraph, however, is numbered to correspond to the parallel which it describes through the thirty-eighth. The thirty-ninth paragraph describes conditions at the pole.

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