the early 19th century that has a
height from shoulder to base of 9 inches and a circumfrence slightly over 20
inches.
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of latitude derived from the British section of the Ravenna
Cosmography are south of expected by about 1/6 degree.
How accurately can we expect a gnomon to measure latitude?
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of expected by about 1/6 degree.
Should read - The lines of latitude derived from the British section of the
Ravenna Cosmography are NORTH of expected by about 1/6 degree.
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of the place-names he recorded. From these observations the map can be
characterized to a surprising degree.
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of the Ravenna Cosmography. There is a
unit that approximates 0.91 degrees that I have been unable to equate with the
various stadia and their multiples. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with
a multiple of Roman miles, either.
Is there any evidence of a degree peculiar to the Roman Empire?
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al. (eds.) in Ptolemaios Handbuch der Geographie (which gives
the X codex in the brackets).
And the 2 are different!
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at Ingolstad. This could be
Manuscript α, used for/or as an aid to Müller's translation.
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