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Diastole

,Keyser and de Houtman, the Map Maker’s Apprentices,At about the same time that Petrus Plancius was preparing and publishing his new celestial sphere with significant improvement for southern hemisphere navigators (see Chap. 15), he was also planning major expeditions for the firm he helped establish, the Dutch East India Company.

吼叫

Hevelius, The Merchant Astronomer,Born on January 28, 1611, only 3 or 4 months after Galileo made his first astronomical observations, Johannes Hevelius was the first major astronomer to live his entire life in the telescopic era. In spite of that, many of his observations, especially those of the star positions were made with non-telescopic instruments.

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CHOIR

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83687-8ised special powers. The bird associated with Apollo was the crow (or raven). Various myths tell us that the crow had originally been a white bird with a beautiful singing voice, but a series of punishments for repeating gossip and telling false tales resulted in his present condition.

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Sozialpolitik im Sozialraum Europa,e Zeus’ servant shortly after his birth. When his mother hid the young Zeus in a cave to prevent having him swallowed by Chronus, he was first suckled by the goat Amalthea, and later brought food by the eagle. Although Amalthea played no role later in Zeus’ life, the eagle continued to play a significant role in many of the stories told about him.

ALLAY

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92726-8ephele was neither god nor human, she was just as beautiful as Hera and able to be a normal wife to Athamas, and she bore him a son and a daughter, Phrixus and Helle. Because of her supernatural origin, Nephele resented being married to a mortal and treated Athamas with disdain.

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PARA

Infusion

Hospitality and Homicide,le myth, but Libra is related to Virgo by an entirely different story, and Corona Borealis is related to Bo?tes by an independent myth which involves the same Greek god. A seventh constellation, Triangulum, is also related to Virgo by another myth, but is covered in Chap. 10 because it is also related to the voyage of the Argonauts.