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Illustrations; Abbreviations; Preface; Part I. The Environment for Medieval Astronomies: 1. Astronomies in cultures; 2. The heritage of astronomical practice; 3. Astronomy and Christian thought; Part II. The Cultivation of Early Medieval Astronomies: 4. Continuity and change in solar ritual; 5. Computing the central time - the date of Easter; 6. Observing the Celestial order - monastic timekeeping; 7. Astronomy in the Liberal Arts; Part III. The Harvest of Medieval Astronomies: 8. The fusion of astronomical traditions; 9. The encounter of Arabic and Latin astronomies; 10. The rebirth of Ptolemaic astronomy; Bibliography.
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Brian Miller
reviewed Astronomies and cultures in early medieval Europe on February 12, 2016
Astronomies and cultures in early medieval Europe
Great book. It's a bit older, but I don't know of a newer one that covers all that it discuss. It really made me appreciate the difficulty of the science of astronomy, and the book itself is a great example of solid, detailed work.
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