Tetrabiblos

English, Ptolemy, F. E. Robbins, 1940
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The "Tetrabiblos" of the famous astronomer and geographer Claudius Ptolemaeus (ca. 100-178 CE) of Egypt consists of four books, the title given in some manuscripts meaning 'Mathematical Treatise in Four Books', in others 'The Prognostics addressed to Syrus'. The subject is astrology, which in Ptolemy's time as down to the Renaissance was fused as a respectable science with astronomy. Translations and commentaries are few, and only three Greek texts had been printed (all in the 16th century) before the present one and the one begun by F. Boll and finished by Emilie Boer in 1940.

Key specifications

Language
English
Genre
Novels + stories
Author
F. E. RobbinsPtolemy
Number of pages
466
Book cover
Hard cover
Year
1940
Item number
9234418

General information

Publisher
Harvard University
Category
Fiction
Release date
1.1.1940

Book properties

Genre
Novels + stories
Subtopic
Literature & Literary Studies (alone)
Language
English
Author
F. E. RobbinsPtolemy
Year
1940
Number of pages
466
Book cover
Hard cover
Year
1940

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Product dimensions

Height
116 mm
Width
166 mm
Weight
352 g

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