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</table>Adam Simmonshttp://www.medievalnubia.info/dev/index.php?title=The_Venerable_Bede&diff=4376&oldid=prevAdam Simmons: Created page with "The Venerable Bede ''(c. 703)'' ''English monk.'' ''De natura rerum (On the nature of things).'' ''Latin.'' De circulis terrae His circulis antiqui duos praeponunt, unu..."2015-04-25T16:47:31Z<p>Created page with "The Venerable Bede ''(c. 703)'' ''English monk.'' ''De natura rerum (On the nature of things).'' ''Latin.'' De circulis terrae His circulis antiqui duos praeponunt, unu..."</p>
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''(c. 703)''<br />
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''English monk.''<br />
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''De natura rerum (On the nature of things).''<br />
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''Latin.''<br />
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De circulis terrae<br />
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His circulis antiqui duos praeponunt, unum per insulam Meroen, et Ptolemaidam Rubri maris urbem, ubi longissimus dies horarum XII est, dimidia hora amplior.<br />
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(Gnomonica de iisdem)<br />
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Sed et in Meroe insula Nili, V millibus stadiorum a Syene bis in anno absumi umbras, sole duodevicesimam partem Tauri, et quartam decimam Leonis obtinente.<br />
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(De mundi coelestis terrestrisque constitutione liber) <br />
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(Hexaemeron)<br />
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Chus hodieque ab Hebraeis Aethiopia nuncupater...<br />
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(''The circles of the world''<br />
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''The Ancients added above the two circles other circles; the first through the Island of Meroe and Ptollemaïs, which is a city of the Red Sea, where the longest day is twelve and a half hours.'' <br />
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''(On the divisions of time)''<br />
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''And we also said that in Meroe, an island of the Nile, five thousand furlongs from Syene, shadows twice a year totally lacking the sun when it is in the twelfth part of Taurus, and the fourteenth of that of Leo.''<br />
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''(book on the constitution of the celestial world and the earth)''<br />
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''(Hexaemeron)''<br />
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''Today Ethiopia is called after the Hebrew Chus (Kush)...'')<br />
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'''Selected edition'''<br />
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