Linea aequatorialis
Multi tool use
Circuli paralleli cum circulo aequinoctiali.
Linea aequinoctialis sive circulus aequinoctialis[1][2] sive linea aequatorialis vel circulus aequator[3], breviter aequator, est maximus circulus telluris, qui tam remotus a Polo Septentrionali quam a Polo Australi iacet. Circulus magnus in sphaera dicitur, qui descriptus in superficie sphaerae super eius centrum sphaeram in duas partes aequales dividit.
Secundum Mariam Delcourt linea aequinoctialis pristinum vocabulum erat ad hanc rem significandam adhibitum, et aequator monetae homo erat qui monetas probabat (haec confer: [4][5]), sed cosmographi Medii Aevi verbo aequatore utebantur ut lineam aequinoctialem designarent.
Aequator linea propinquissimum punctum in caelo, est ex figura in terra. Simul mari summo linea aequinoctiali gradus.[6]
Nexus interni
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↑ Sic apud Utopiam Thomae Mori.
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↑ Map Universal, Equator Line/Countries on the Equator
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad lineam aequatorialem spectant.
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Circuli paralleli singulares
Polus arcticus • Circulus Arcticus • Cancri tropicus • Linea aequinoctialis • Capricorni tropicus • Circulus Antarcticus • Polus Australis
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