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The '''Zodiac Krikotoi''', also known as the '''Meteoroskopion of Alexandria''' was one of the earliest known and most complete {{Wiki|armillary sphere}} of antiquity, located in the [[Library of Alexandria]] in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]].
The '''Zodiac Krikotoi''', also known as the '''Meteoroskopion of Alexandria''' was one of the earliest known and most complete {{Wiki|armillary sphere}} of antiquity, located in the [[Library of Alexandria]] in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]]. It was an observational device used to determine the locations of celestial bodies around [[Earth]], then considered as the center of the universe. The position is fixed by corresponding the latitude and meridian rings to the position of the [[sun]] or a star.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Notes from Bayek's travels]]: "Zodiac Krikotoi"</ref>
 
It was an observational device used to determine the locations of celestial bodies around [[Earth]], then considered as the spheric centre of the universe. The position is fixed by corresponding the latitude and meridian rings to the position of the [[sun]] or a star.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Egyptian Notes#Great Library|Zodiac Krikotoi]]</ref>


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ACO_Library_of_Alexandria_construct.jpg|Another view of the construct
ACO Library of Alexandria construct.jpg|Another view of the construct
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The Zodiac Krikotoi, also known as the Meteoroskopion of Alexandria was one of the earliest known and most complete armillary sphere of antiquity, located in the Library of Alexandria in Alexandria, Egypt. It was an observational device used to determine the locations of celestial bodies around Earth, then considered as the center of the universe. The position is fixed by corresponding the latitude and meridian rings to the position of the sun or a star.[1]

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