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The moon
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The celestial sphere
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The daily paths of circumpolar stars
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3.
The circles of the celestial sphere
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The equator and the ecliptic
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5.
The Great Bear
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The apparent path of Jupiter
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The apparent path of Mercury
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The phases of the moon
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The curvature of the earth
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13.
The method of Aristarchus for comparing the distances of the sun and moon
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14.
The equator and the ecliptic
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15.
The equator, the horizon, and the meridian
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16.
The measurement of the earth
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17.
The eccentric
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18.
The position of the sun's apogee
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19.
The epicycle and the deferent
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20.
The eclipse method of connecting the distances of the sun and moon
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21.
The increase of the longitude of a star
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22.
The movement of the equator
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The precession of the equinoxes
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25.
The earth's shadow
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26.
The ecliptic and the moon's path
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27.
The sun and moon
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28.
Partial eclipse of the moon
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29.
Total eclipse of the moon
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30.
Annular eclipse of the sun
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31.
Parallax
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32.
Refraction by the atmosphere
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