Pleiades - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pleiades - a cluster of bright stars
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Aelian:NA_5.12 from the time when the Pleiads have set* until the spr
AnthPal_7.534 the very setting of the Pleiads, & with the Pleiads you
AntipSid_7.748 reach near to the seven Pleiads, inflexible, unshakable,
AntipThes_11.31 not the setting of the Pleiads, ** nor the waves of the
Asclepiad_5.189 ather, and night sets when the Pleiads are half-way up the
Athen_11.489 this instance uses 'doves' for 'Pleiades,' and it is with reference
Athen_11.490 to the constellation of the Pleiades ; hence also the story
Athen_11.491 poetic custom, has called the Pleiades 'Peleiades.'
Athen_11.492 that though only six Pleiades can be seen, nevertheless
Joseph:AJ_13.237 ich fell at the setting of the Pleiades. [238] However,
Mnasalcas_12.138 fear the setting of the Pleiads in the west, & that you
Nicand:Th_120 observing the rising of the Pleiads, those smaller stars which graze
Plin:HN_6.87 and Little Bear and the Pleiades, and they told us that
Plin:HN_37.100 to the constellations of the Pleiades and Hyades. For this reason,
SEG_55.1264bis.B (c. 130 & 109) • The Pl[eiades] . . .
SEG_55.1264bis.N (c. 130 & 109) . according to Eudoxos. The Pleiades [ri]se

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