Flammarion
[fla-ma-ryawn]
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noun
(Ni·co·las) Ca·mille [nee-kaw-lah ka-mee-yuh] /ni kɔˈlɑ kaˈmi yə/, 1842–1925, French astronomer and author.
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Catalogue, published by Flammarion (2014), includes photographs from the Magnum Photos archives and text by Éric Hazan.
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Here is Flammarion's arrangement of them in order of seeming brightness.
Boy Scouts HandbookBoy Scouts of America
The third period extends from 1877 to 1892, when Flammarion published his book.
Mars and its MysteryEdward Sylvester Morse
Scientists like Flammarion and Huxley have supported this doctrine of Reincarnation.
ReincarnationSwami Abhedananda
As Flammarion has said, there are only two sides to the question.
The Universe a Vast Electric OrganismGeorge Woodward Warder
Behind the restaurant the wooded hill climbs on up toward the sky, and on its top Flammarion's observatory is perched.
In Vanity FairEleanor Hoyt Brainerd