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An encyclopedist of the dark ages: Isidore of Seville

Name: An encyclopedist of the dark ages: Isidore of Seville
Author: Brehaut, Ernest, 1873-1953

作者：Brehaut, Ernest, 1873-1953
体例：章　章数：63
字数：391,068　来源：Project Gutenberg

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起止: 始于「Chapter 1. On the name of the science of arithmetic.」，止于「2. Whole nations have enjoyed sovereignt」。
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共 63 章

Chapter 1. On the name of the science of arithmetic.
Chapter 2. On the writers.
Chapter 3. What number is.
Chapter 4. What numbers signify.
Chapter 5. On the first division into _even_ and _odd_.
Chapter 6. On the second division of all number.
Chapter 7. On the third division of all number.
Chapter 8. On the distinction between arithmetic, geometry, and music.
Chapter 9. That infinite numbers exist.
Chapter 11. On the four-fold division of geometry.
Chapter 12. On the figures of geometry.
Chapter 13. On the first principles of geometry.
Chapter 14. On the numbers of geometry.
Chapter 16. On its discoverers.
Chapter 17. On the power of music.
Chapter 18. On the three parts of music.
Chapter 19. On the triple division of music.
Chapter 20. On the first division of music which is called
Chapter 21. On the second division, which is called _organica_.
Chapter 22. On the third division, which is called _rhythmica_.
Chapter 23. On the numbers of music.
Chapter 25. On its discoverers.
Chapter 26. On its teachers.
Chapter 27. The difference between astronomy and astrology.
Chapter 28. On the subject-matter of astronomy.
Chapter 29. On the universe and its name.
Chapter 30. On the form of the universe.
Chapter 31. On the heavens and their name.
Chapter 32. On the situation of the celestial sphere.
Chapter 33. On the motion of the same.
Chapter 34. On the course of the same sphere.
Chapter 35. On the swiftness of the heavens.
Chapter 36. On the axis of the heavens.
Chapter 37. On the poles of the heavens.
Chapter 38. On the _cardines_ of the heavens.
Chapter 40. On the gates of the heavens.
Chapter 42. On the four parts of the heavens.
Chapter 43. On the hemispheres.
Chapter 44. On the five circles of the heavens.
Chapter 47. On the size of the sun.
Chapter 48. On the size of the moon.
Chapter 49. On the nature of the sun.
Chapter 50. On the motion of the sun.
Chapter 51. What the sun does.
Chapter 52. On the journey of the sun.
Chapter 53. On the light of the moon.
Chapter 56. On the motion of the moon.
Chapter 57. On the nearness of the moon to the earth.
Chapter 58. On the eclipse of the sun.
Chapter 59. On the eclipse of the moon.
Chapter 60. On the distinction between _stella_, _sidus_, and
Chapter 61. On the light of the stars.
Chapter 62. On the position of the stars.
Chapter 63. On the courses of the stars.
Chapter 64. On the varying courses of the stars.
Chapter 65. On the distances of the stars.
Chapter 66. On the circular number of the stars.
Chapter 67. On the wandering stars.
Chapter 68.
Chapter 69.
Chapter 70.
Chapter 71. On the names of stars.
2. Whole nations have enjoyed sovereignt