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The 12 pages that link to Sexagesimal, each with the reason it gives.

• AlmagestRelated: Ptolemy’s tables express angles and many numerical quantities in base 60.

• Degree (angle)Related: Degrees inherit the 60-part subdivisions of this numerical tradition.

• Babylonian mathematicsRelated: Babylonian notation used place value in base 60, enabling compact calculations with fractions.

• HourRelated: The hour’s 60-minute division reflects the sexagesimal system used in timekeeping.

• Day (time unit)Related: Its influence survives in the 60 minutes per hour and 60 seconds per minute of a day.

• Jamshid al-KashiRelated: Al-Kashi adapted inherited base-sixty astronomical practice while promoting decimal computation.

• Minute and second of arcRelated: The sixty-to-one subdivisions follow the same base-sixty structure.