Chapter 26. On its teachers.

1. In both Greek and Latin there are volumes written on astronomy by

different writers. Of these Ptolemy[268] is considered chief among

the Greeks. He also taught rules by which the courses of the stars

may be discovered.[269]

[268] Du Breul has _Ptolemaeus, rex Alexandriae_.

[269] The canons by which Ptolemy calculated the position of the

planets. Isidore makes no further reference to them.

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