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An opaque body attending the sun, so called because, unlike the fixed stars, planets change their apparent relative positions.
QuAPBATUBE — Lat. Quadra, a equa/re. The position of a body when its angular distance from the sun is 90 degrees, or a right angle.
QuADBANT — Lat. Quadrans, the fourth pa/rt. The fourth part of a circle.
QuAETiLB— Lat. Quartus, fov/rth. The aspect, of two planets 90 degrees from each other.
Digitized by Google 120 GLOSSARY OP Rbtbogbadb— -Lat. Retrogradns, haehwards. T...he i^parent back- ward motion of the planets.
Eefsaotion — ^Lat. Refractas, broken. The deviation or breaking of the rays of light.
Radius — ^Lat. Radius, a ray. Plural, radii. Lines drawn from the centre of a circle to every part of the circumference, as rays proceed from the sun.
Satellite — Lat. Satelles, a gtiard. An attendant body of a pri- mary planet.
SmEBEAL— Lat. Sidus, a star. Relating to the stars.
SoLAB— Lat. Sol, t?ie sun. Relating to the sun.
Solstice — ^Lat. Sol, the sun, and sto, to stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An opaque body attending the sun, so called because, unlike the fixed stars, planets change their apparent relative positions.
QuAPBATUBE — Lat. Quadra, a equa/re. The position of a body when its angular distance from the sun is 90 degrees, or a right angle.
QuADBANT — Lat. Quadrans, the fourth pa/rt. The fourth part of a circle.
QuAETiLB— Lat. Quartus, fov/rth. The aspect, of two planets 90 degrees from each other.
Digitized by Google 120 GLOSSARY OP Rbtbogbadb— -Lat. Retrogradns, haehwards. T...he i^parent back- ward motion of the planets.
Eefsaotion — ^Lat. Refractas, broken. The deviation or breaking of the rays of light.
Radius — ^Lat. Radius, a ray. Plural, radii. Lines drawn from the centre of a circle to every part of the circumference, as rays proceed from the sun.
Satellite — Lat. Satelles, a gtiard. An attendant body of a pri- mary planet.
SmEBEAL— Lat. Sidus, a star. Relating to the stars.
SoLAB— Lat. Sol, t?ie sun. Relating to the sun.
Solstice — ^Lat. Sol, the sun, and sto, to stand.
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