Essays Relating To The History Of

Occidental Constellations and

Star Names to the Classical Period


All essays written by Gary D. Thompson

Copyright © 2001-2008 by Gary D. Thompson


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Part 1: Investigating the Origin of the Constellations

Essay One (1): Methodologies for Investigating Constellation Origins.

Essay Two (2): Biographies of Modern Historians of Ancient Occidental Astral Sciences.

 

Part 2: General History of the Constellations

Essay Three (3): An Outline Sketch of the Origin and History of Constellations and Star-Names.

 

Part 3: Babylonian Astronomy

Essay Four (4): A Chronological History of Babylonian Astronomy.

Essay Five (5): The Influence of Religion and Astronomy on the Development of Astrology.

Essay Six (6): The Origin of the Zodiac.

Essay Seven (7): The Myth of Babylonian Knowledge of Precession.

 

Part 4: The Panbabylonism Fantasy

Essay Eight (8): The Development, Heyday, and Demise of Panbabylonism.

Essay Nine (9): Critics and Criticisms of Hamlet's Mill.

 

Part 5: Critiques of Popular Theories

Essay Ten (10): Critique of the Astronomical Interpretation of Lion-Bull Combat Iconography.

Essay Eleven (11): Critique of Alexander Gurshtein's Theory of Constellation Development.

Essay Twelve (12): Critique of John McHugh's Astronomical Interpretation of Noah's Flood.

Essay Thirteen (13): Matthew's Star an Historical Fiction.

 


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