Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

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Anon., Midrash Elleh Ezekereh, 8.3.112
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subject	book bibliographic info
anomaly astronomical	Beck (2006) 248, 249
antiochus of athens	Beck (2006) 248, 249
apogee vs. perigee	Beck (2006) 248, 249
argument of latitude	Beck (2006) 249
artagnes heracles ares astronomy,astrology,and astral lore	Beck (2006) 248, 249
artagnes heracles ares astronomy,babylonian	Beck (2006) 249
authors	Beck (2006) 248
bathos t.t. for distance from earth	Beck (2006) 248, 249
daily/universal	Beck (2006) 248
daily/universal in depth bathos	Beck (2006) 248, 249
daily/universal in latitude platos	Beck (2006) 248, 249
daily/universal in longitude meâ¯kos	Beck (2006) 248, 249
earth	Beck (2006) 248
ecliptic	Beck (2006) 248, 249
esoteric lunar	Beck (2006) 248, 249
ethos and world view	Beck (2006) 248
exaltation vs. humiliation	Beck (2006) 248
exaltations and humiliations,astrological	Beck (2006) 248
helix/helicoidal motion	Beck (2006) 248, 249
lunar latitude in babylonian astronomy	Beck (2006) 249
mesiteâ¯s	Beck (2006) 248
moon/luna	Beck (2006) 248, 249
north vs. south	Beck (2006) 248, 249
p.	Beck (2006) 248, 249
planetary	Beck (2006) 248, 249
senses of these terms in ancient astronomy see p.	Beck (2006) 248, 249
spheres,hollow and solid	Beck (2006) 248, 249
sun/sol	Beck (2006) 249
uniform circular	Beck (2006) 249
winds and steps of the moon	Beck (2006) 249
wxed stars,sphere of the	Beck (2006) 248
zodiac and signs of the'	Beck (2006) 249
zodiac and signs of the	Beck (2006) 248