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1        I,  VI  |      have ascertained that the pole-star had become displaced would
2        I,  VII |    observe the position of the pole-star. It was in sight, but so
3        I,  VII |   zodiacal constellations.~The pole-star being manifestly thus displaced,
4        I,  VII |     will take the place of our pole-star 12,000 years hence. The
5        I,  XXIV| remarkable brilliancy. The new pole-star close upon the horizon was
6       II,  X   |      millions of millions; the Pole-star, 282 millions of millions;