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 1     I, 4 |         things reach as far as the moon, being extended from the
 2     I, 4 |         the entire space above the moon is more pure. So also it
 3     I, 5 |           take place. And that the moon sometimes appears frill
 4     I, 5 | twenty-seven times larger than the moon, and that the sun is situated
 5     I, 6 |           like manner both sun and moon and the rest of the stars;
 6     I, 7 |   latitudes). And that the sun and moon and all the stars are fiery
 7     I, 7 |      beneath the stars are sun and moon, and certain invisible bodies
 8     I, 7 |            situation. And that the moon, being lower than the sun,
 9     I, 7 | Peloponnesus in size. And that the moon has not light of its own,
10     I, 7 |            the earth. And that the moon is eclipsed when the earth
11     I, 7 |            that are underneath the moon. And that the sire (is eclipsed)
12     I, 7 |        beginning of the month, the moon is interposed. And that
13     I, 7 |         are caused by both sun and moon being repulsed by the air.
14     I, 7 |           by the air. And that the moon is often turned, by its
15     I, 7 |           And he affirmed that the moon is earthy, and has in it
16     I, 8 |          sun, and next to this the moon; and of the rest some less,
17     I, 11|           there is neither sun nor moon, while in others that they
18     I, 11|            the stars, and that the moon is underneath; next (to
19     I, 17|     beneath the quarter around the moon, but reach no farther beyond
20     I, 17|        reach no farther beyond the moon; and that the soul of the
21    IV, 4 |          the zodiacal signs is the moon, and in which appears each
22    IV, 10|            HARMONY.~Concerning the Moon, however, a statement has
23    IV, 10|            except perhaps only the Moon, on account of wanings and
24    IV, 10|       according to Archimedes, the Moon is distant from the surFace
25    IV, 10|         number of stadii which the Moon is distant from the Earth.
26    IV, 10|         the first number which the Moon is distant from the earth
27    IV, 10|            Sun is distant from the Moon being 50,272,065, subsists
28    IV, 11|            distance, that from the Moon to the Earth, it is easy
29    IV, 11|          Archimedes, from Earth to Moon be 5,544,130 stadii; there
30    IV, 11|            Sun is distant from the Moon, viz. 11,088,260. But the
31    IV, 37|         ILLUSIVE APPEARANCE OF THE MOON.~And they make moon and
32    IV, 37|            THE MOON.~And they make moon and stars appear on the
33    IV, 37|           the magician) causes the moon to appear by the mirror.
34    IV, 37|     representing the figure of the moon as it is at that particular
35    IV, 37|       contrivances, so to make the moon appear descending from the
36    IV, 37|          the enchanter invokes the moon, he orders all the lights
37    IV, 37|            a representation of the moon; the mouth of the jar being
38    IV, 37|         the representation of full moon should be exhibited on the
39     V, 2 |         greater antiquity than the moon; or Eleusis (produced) Diaulus,
40     V, 2 |        generation). But should the Moon pass into concupiscence
41     V, 3 |              celestial horn of the moon," because he mixed and blended
42     V, 4 |      Osiris, celestial horn of the moon; Greeks denominate (thee)
43     V, 8 |           it extends as far as the moon. And (they lay down), that (
44     V, 11|          the earth. Not night, not moon, not fruits, not generation,
45     V, 15|          three days before sun and moon; or when he mentions three
46    VI, 8 |           three pairs) are Sun and Moon; and Ratiocination and Reflection (
47    VI, 9 |            begotten before sun and moon, they speak enigmatically
48    VI, 48|        existence of both a sun and moon. And these being ten in
49    VI, 48|              they affirm) that the moon, which traverses the heaven
50   VII, 7 |      extends from the earth to the moon is devoid of foresight,
51   VII, 7 |       world which lies) beyond the moon, and extends to the surface
52   VII, 7 |            the earth as far as the moon. And there is also extant
53   VII, 7 |          in the region) beyond the moon, and it bears the following
54   VII, 12|      region of space as far as the moon, for from that quarter onwards
55    IX, 11|           of these stars, when the moon, (emerging) from among them,
56     X, 29|            of opinion that sun and moon and stars, in like manner,