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Luna

the Moon

also: luna, lunae, the Moon

The Moon, both the celestial body whose course Cicero traces in the Timaeus and the goddess personifying it. Its circuit is set nearest the earth, and its catching up with the sun defines the month.

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Mentioned in 8 works (29 total)

Aratea (Translation of Aratus' Phaenomena) philosophy · 4 mentions

§6 the Moon
§18 the Moon
§41 the Moon
§43 the Moon

On His Consulship philosophy · 1 mention

§2 the Moon

On the Orator rhetoric · 1 mention

§178 the Moon

On the Commonwealth philosophy · 1 mention

§17 the Moon

On the Ends of Good and Evil philosophy · 1 mention

§101 the Moon

On the Nature of the Gods philosophy · 7 mentions

§18 the Moon
§27 the Moon
§37 the Moon
§51 the Moon
§58 the Moon
§103 the Moon
§119 the Moon

Timaeus (Latin translation) philosophy · 4 mentions

§28 the Moon
§29 the Moon
§32 the Moon
§46 the Moon

On Divination philosophy · 10 mentions

§10 the Moon
§17 the Moon
§33 the Moon
§34 the Moon
§91 the Moon
§92 the Moon
§94 the Moon
§97 the Moon
§98 the Moon
§99 the Moon

C icero by Claude

Luna

Mentioned in 8 works (29 total)

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