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'''Mappemondes'''<br> | '''Mappemondes'''<br> | ||
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a map of the world (obs.) the world itself (hist.) [ L.L. mappa mundi ] Mappemond: the representation of real and artificial worlds. | a map of the world (obs.) the world itself (hist.) [ L.L. mappa mundi ] Mappemond: the representation of real and artificial worlds. | ||
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'''June 6, 1761'''<br> | '''June 6, 1761'''<br> | ||
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We feel as components of Gravity, His Love
Gravity's [real] Rainbow then.
Orrery
or·re·ry
NOUN: Inflected forms: pl. or·re·ries
A mechanical model of the solar system.
ETYMOLOGY: After Charles Boyle, Fourth Earl of Orrery (1676–1731), for whom one was made.
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having travers'd the Sea
Traverse is the family name in ATD and Vineland. Metaphor, fer sure.
Mappemondes
mappemond map-ð-mõnd
a map of the world (obs.) the world itself (hist.) [ L.L. mappa mundi ] Mappemond: the representation of real and artificial worlds.
First used, it seems as the name Les Mappemodes for a book of maps, 1200-1500, published in the sixteenth Century.
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June 6, 1761
