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Originally appearing in Volume V26, Page 318 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SYZYGY (Gr. vu( uyia, a yoking together, from clv, together, and
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root yoke)  , in
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astronomy, either of the points at which the
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moon is most nearly in a
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line with the
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sun . The moon passes her syzygies, or is in a
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syzygy, at new and full moon . 3
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Theocritus,
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Brunck, Analecta
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veto. poet. graec. i . 304 .

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