Ptolemaic System

Ptolemaic System, the highly complex system of astronomy ascribed to Claudius Ptolemy, which assumed that the earth was the centre of a sphere which carried the heavenly bodies along in its daily revolution, accounted for the revolutions of the sun and moon by supposing they moved in eccentric circles round the earth, and regarded the planets as moving in epicycles round a point which itself revolved in an eccentric circle round the earth like the sun and moon.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

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Proverbs, Book Of
Providence
Prudentius, Marcus Aurelius Clemens
Prussia
Prynne, William
Prytane`um
Psalmanazar, George
Psalms, The Book of
Psyche
Psychical Research, Society for
Ptolemaic System
Ptolemaïs
Ptolemy
Ptolemy (Claudius Ptolemæus)
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Puccinotti, Francesco
Pucelle La
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