The Constellations of Spring.
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The Constellations of Spring.
Summary
The Constellations of Spring. is a part of a work[1].
Key Facts
- The Constellations of Spring. authored William Tyler Olcott[2].
- The Constellations of Spring.'s instance of is recorded as part of a work[3].
- The Constellations of Spring. was followed by The Constellations of Summer.[4].
- The Constellations of Spring. is part of A field book of the stars[5].
- The Constellations of Spring.'s Commons category is recorded as A Field Book of the Stars (Spring)[6].
- The Constellations of Spring.'s language of work or name is recorded as English[7].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Ursa Major[8].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Ursa Minor[9].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Gemini[10].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Auriga[11].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Cancer[12].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Hydra[13].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Leo[14].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Coma Berenices[15].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Canis Minor[16].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Corvus[17].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Crater[18].
- The Constellations of Spring. comprises Meteoric Showers April to July[19].
- The Constellations of Spring. was published on +1907-00-00T00:00:00Z[20].
- The Constellations of Spring.'s has edition or translation is recorded as The Constellations of Spring.[21].
- The Constellations of Spring.'s published in is recorded as A field book of the stars[22].
- The Constellations of Spring.'s title is recorded as The Constellations of Spring.[23].
Body
Definition and Type
The Constellations of Spring.'s instance of is recorded as part of a work[3].
Use and Application
Components include Ursa Major[8], a chapter[24]; Ursa Minor[9], a chapter[25], written by William Tyler Olcott[26]; Gemini[10], a chapter[27], written by William Tyler Olcott[28]; Auriga[11], a chapter[29], written by William Tyler Olcott[30]; Cancer[12], a chapter[31], written by William Tyler Olcott[32]; and Hydra[13], a chapter[33], written by William Tyler Olcott[34]. The Constellations of Spring. is part of A field book of the stars[5].