Titlebook: Astronomical Cuneiform Texts; Babylonian Ephemerid O. Neugebauer Textbook 1955 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1955 Mathematica.Pl

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Forschungsdesign in der PolitikwissenschaftThe civil calendar of ancient Mesopotamia was a lunar calendar, i.e., the beginning of each month was determined by the first visibility of the new crescent.

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Forschungsdesigns der Wirtschaftsinformatik,Our material contains ephemerides for all five planets.The distribution is very uneven: 41 texts and fragments for Jupiter, but only 12 for Saturn, 11 for Mercury, 9 for Venus, and 8 for Mars.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-40997-5The first number gives the number of the inventory of the specific collection, the second number refers to the number of the text in the present edition,except for specific references to pages; the colophons are transcribed on p. 16 ff.

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IntroductionLists of positions of the sun, the moon, and the planets computed for regular time intervals (e.g., from day today) are called “ephemerides”.

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Ephemerides of the MoonThe civil calendar of ancient Mesopotamia was a lunar calendar, i.e., the beginning of each month was determined by the first visibility of the new crescent.

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Fragmentary and Unidentified TextsThe following texts are either too fragmentary to be assigned with certainty to any of the groups of the lunar or planetary texts or defy explanation because of a lack of similar texts.

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