We must first accept the displacement of the world from its supposed position as
the immovable center of the universe.
Not exact matches
About a hundred years after Christ, Ptolemy postulated that the earth was a sphere, though
immovable, at the
center of the
universe, round which the heavenly bodies moved.
Copernicus now revived this theory, and was able to produce some convincing arguments which seriously challenged the views
of Aristotle, namely, that the earth was «fixed,
immovable, and the
center of the
universe».