Publisher's Synopsis
Catasterismorvm reliqviae presents the fragments of Eratosthenes' work on catasterisms, the Greek myths explaining the placement of stars and constellations. This edition, published in 1878, offers valuable insights into ancient astronomy and mythology, preserving the remnants of Eratosthenes' contributions to understanding the celestial sphere and its connection to Greek narrative traditions. Edited by Carl Robert, this work remains an important resource for scholars interested in classical literature, the history of science, and the reception of Greek mythology.
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