Author: Karl Schleicher

Cited by

• Colin MacKinnon (1)
  • IN: Morning Spy, Evening Spy (2006) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: In ancient times, men observed a body in the sky they called the Morning Star, which appeared around dawn, and another they called the Evening Star, which appeared at sunset. It took a keen observer, probably some intelligent Babylonian, to realize that they are actually one and the same planet. Yet each name means something different, even to us. Now, how can that be?
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