New York / Athens / Berlin / Rome / Cambridge / Alexandria / London / Naples / Orthogonal Town / /
Company
Thales / MIT Press / British Museum Press / Delphi / Oxford University Press / Eudoxus / Creative Commons / /
Country
Italy / Egypt / Greece / /
Facility
University of Wisconsin Press / Domus Aurea / Roman Building / Augustus mausoleum / Campus Martius / sanctuary of Artemis Orthia / National Museum / Pantheon / /
Holiday
summer solstice / /
IndustryTerm
active network / epicycle-plus-deferent solution / possible solutions / remarkable pin-and-slot device / astronomical systems / bronze mechanical device / planetary law / /
NaturalFeature
Tiber / Mount Lykabettos / /
Organization
University of Wisconsin Press / MIT / Montecitorio / Oxford University / /
Person
Whenever Ptolemy / Banditaccia Necropolis / Augustus / Italic / John Philoponus / Giulio Magli / Tycho Brahe / Erasmo di Cesi / Christopher Walker / Meton / Michael Wright / Clive Ruggles / /
Position
astronomer / emperor / commentator / farmer and poet / representative / first Byzantine astronomer / /
ProvinceOrState
Campania / Umbria / British Columbia / Lazio / /
PublishedMedium
American Journal of Archaeology / Archaeology / Atlas / /
Chapter 9: The Classical World Efthymios Nicolaidis, Giulio Magli and Clive Ruggles What we identify here as the ‘classical world’ is better defined culturally than geographically. Chronologically, it spans the Greek