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13 revisions | N. Kıvılcım Yavuz at Jul 30, 2020 06:45 PM | |
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3r[Rubric: Tramontana. Lalta tramontana.] [Image: Lower margin, left, a circular zonal map of the earth, bounded by a grey-blue band representing the heavens, dividing the earth horizontally into five climate zones. From the North Pole at the top (label: polo artico) downward is the traditional sequence of zones: arctic zone (label: frigida Zona), northern temperate zone (label: temperata et habitabile.), equatorial zone (label: Torrida Zona.), southern temperate zone (label: Temperata.) and antarctic zone (label: frigida.). The upper and lower frigid zones are colored grey, while the upper bounding line of the torrid zone is colored red.] [Image: Lower margin, right, a circular diagram of the earth, bounded by a grey-blue band representing the heavens, indicating directions. The central horizontal line is the equator (label: circulo equinoctiale). At the upper edge of the circle is the direction from which the north wind blows (label: Tramontana.), but the cardinal direction east (label: oriente) is named at the left edge, and the cardinal direction west (label: occidente) is at the right edge, an arrangement that requires the viewer to imagine looking outward from the center of the earth.] | 3r[Rubric: Tramontana. Lalta tramontana.] [Image: Lower margin, two circular diagrams of the earth, each bounded by a grey-blue band representing the heavens. At the left is a zonal map dividing the earth horizontally into five climate zones. From the North Pole at the top (label: polo artico) downward is the traditional sequence of zones: arctic zone (label: frigida Zona), northern temperate zone (label: temperata et habitabile.), equatorial zone (label: Torrida Zona.), southern temperate zone (label: Temperata.) and antarctic zone (label: frigida.). The upper and lower frigid zones are colored grey, while the upper bounding line of the torrid zone is colored red. At the right the second circular diagram of the earth indicates directions. The central horizontal line is the equator (label: circulo equinoctiale). At the upper edge of the circle is the direction from which the north wind blows (label: Tramontana.), but the cardinal direction east (label: oriente) is named at the left edge, and the cardinal direction west (label: occidente) is at the right edge, an arrangement that requires the viewer to imagine looking outward from the center of the earth.] |