Myths and
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共 28 段- The astrology thus regarded by Bacon as sane and just did no
- It is easy, for instance, to understand why astrologers shou
- There is one feature of horary astrology which is probably a
- It would seem that the builders of the pyramid were anxious
- Of course the pyramidalists find a ready reply to such reaso
- I have already considered at length (see the preceding Essay
- But not only have we already decided that the pyramids were
- It is interesting (psychologically) to notice how the reason
- It has been a favourite idea with those who delight in the a
- That this is so is well illustrated by the fate of the unfor
- But passing over the difficulties thus arising, and the pers
- In August 1596 the astronomer Fabricius observed a new star
- This evidence seems to me to suggest that the intense heat w
- However, as matters chanced, the scientific world was not ca
- The idea that the ring-system may be fluid came naturally ne
- It was held, indeed, by many in those times a subject for re
- The influence of strange appearances in the heavens on even
- '"And," continued Sir John, "why cannot the illuminating mic
- In our time a trick of the kind could hardly be expected to
- Of like nature was the mistake which brought Mr. Reddie more
- The zetetic faithful reason about this matter as though the
- It is well to notice how in this, as in many other instances
- Having been shown the telescope with which the observation w
- Sir W. Herschel was more completely misled by the false Uran
- The Centaur stood then as he does now, upright; only--wherea
- The zodiacal twelve are in some respects the most important
- [7] The astrologers were exceedingly ingenious in showing th
- [30] The reader who cares enough about such subjects to take