Book,  Chapter

1        0,  Int |       in general, or even our astronomers, becoming conscious of the
2        0,  Int |  knowledge so hard won by our astronomers! Other authors who, since
3        I,  VII |      which emanates from what astronomers have designated Mount Tycho. “
4        I,  VIII|    Montbarron, and some other astronomers have imagined to exist. “
5       II,  I   |     the publications of other astronomers, and he was never better
6       II,  III |       be observed before what astronomers call its “ephemeris” can
7       II,  X   |    further off than the great astronomers have been able to approach
8       II,  X   | magnitude of these distances. Astronomers, in their ingenuity, have
9       II,  XIII|      calculated long since by astronomers on the earth. It was about