 | Sir William Peck - 1891 - 280 Seiten
...thought of and devised And forms sufficient found. For men could not Or tell or learn the separate name of all : Since everywhere are many, size and tint...stellar groups, That each by other lying orderly, They might display their forms. And thus the stars At once took names, and rise familiar now." See... | |
 | Richard Hinckley Allen - 1899 - 598 Seiten
...the Phainoiiifna: Some man of yore A nomenclature thought of and devised, And forms sufficient found. So thought he good to make the stellar groups, That each by other lying orderly. They might display their forms. And thus the stars At once took names and rise familiar now. His sphere,... | |
 | William Tyler Olcott - 1911 - 626 Seiten
...ANCIENT STAR GROUPS Some man of yore A nomenclature thought of and devised, And forms sufficient found. So thought he good to make the stellar groups, That each by other lying orderly, They might display their forms. And thus the stars At once took names and rise familiar now. A RATOS.... | |
 | C.C. Gaither - 1997 - 510 Seiten
...bright regents brings us storm, Which summer; when they set, and their uprisings. Agamemnon 1.4-6 Aratus So thought he good to make the stellar groups, That each by other lying orderly, They might display their forms. And thus the stars At once took names and rise familiar now. Quoted... | |
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Or tell or learn the separate name of all : Since everywhere are many, size and tint Of multitudes the same, but all are drawn around. So thought he good to make the stellar groups, That each by other lying orderly, They might display their forms. And... 