Note
Around the 20th, Venus and Mercury entered the "band" of the Swallow
In 568 BC these observations would have to be made in the morning. Whilst Venus could be seen, Mercury and the other stars would be lost to the twiglight sky.
By the 20th Mercury's magnitude was +0.4
Note B
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U.KA UGU MUH |
U.KA UGU MUH |
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ME ME6 |
100, be, being, silence, stiffness, battle, refine; daytime as opposed to night Where |
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DUL.PA DUL.hat |
some kind of weather associated with rain. |
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21 | twenty-one |
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ŠU2 | to set (heavenly body) the west to cover |
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A.KAL ILLU |
Water |
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DU DE6 GUB TUM6 |
go bring stand, sheep |
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IN | translated as: around |
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niš MAN šamaš2 |
twenty Mars Sun |
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DILI.BAD DILI.BAT |
nebû: shining, bright, flaring; denoting the brightest star of a constellation - The Assyrian Dictionary, Volume 11, N Part II (1980) pg 148 Venus |
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U.GU4 UL |
UL: Shooting star; - P. Felix Gössman; Planetarium Babylonicum (1950) pg 62-63 |
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DIŠ | Constantly, always, one, sixty, if |
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GU2.KAK DUR |
Totality band |
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ĝar niĝ2 ša2 |
Place Thing of |
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SIM.MAH | identified as: Capricornus E Aquarius W Andromeda β η ξ Cetus ε ζ ξ Pegasus & α Aquarius Northern fish Southern fish Alias or code-name for Mars - P. Felix Gössman; Planetarium Babylonicum (1950) pg 213-214 |
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KU4 | erēbu; enter, go in erēbu = to set - The Assyrian Dictionary Vol 4 E (1958), pg 269 |
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MEŠ | Many, numerous |
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TA | issu: from , out of , since , after what ṭehû. approach, come near to; - The Assyrian Dictionary. Volume 19, Ṭ (2006) pg 71 ištu: from (a point in space or time), out of (a place, an object, a quantity), since, after, by; - The Assyrian Dictionary. Volume 7, I & J (2004) pg 286 |
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