Answer:
That is in act III, scene 2.
Explanation:
You did not give much context but that is the act and scene number.
Skimming through or scanning other the reading material
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "D-the supernatural quality of the silence." The imagery that is emphasize in these lines from the passage is that D-the supernatural quality of the silence<span>
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D is the best answer because Ptolemy was an ancient astronomer who had a great many of works and is considered by today's standards to be <span>a pro-astrological authority of the highest magnitude which is a pretty high and mighty standard considering. Also it just uses Ptolemy and describes him as a highest achievement astronomer and tells his story. He does not tell much about the era otherwise. C could also be a candidate because he is a specific astronomer and it talks about discoveries but A and B are not completely relevant.</span>
