Which of these schools were inspired by Ptolemy?

The German school

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The Italian school

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The English school

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The Portuguese school

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Solution

The correct options are
A The German school
B The Italian school
C The English school
During the 15th century, Ptolemy inspired a new enthusiasm in the non-Arabic world and some important schools – the Italian school, the French school, the English school, the German school grew up.

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Which of these schools were inspired by Ptolemy?

The correct options are A The German school B The Italian school C The English schoolDuring the 15th century, Ptolemy inspired a new enthusiasm in the non-Arabic world and some important schools – the Italian school, the French school, the English school, the German school grew up.

The correct options are
A The German school
B The Italian school
C The English school
During the 15th century, Ptolemy inspired a new enthusiasm in the non-Arabic world and some important schools – the Italian school, the French school, the English school, the German school grew up.