Thales of A Hylozoic Age


	Thales of A Hylozoic Age

Moonowler

3-18-2008 10:43 PM

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stars, mars, planets, space, philosophy

Moonowler says:

100-150 years, equivalent to about 2 degrees of ecliptic longitude.

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