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 1    IV, 8 |    CHALDEAN DOCTRINE OF CIRCLES; DISTANCES OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES.~
 2    IV, 8 |      movements, and into unequal distances from earth. And he asserts
 3    IV, 8 |   segments. And he says that the distances of these are alternately
 4    IV, 9 |         CALCULATIONS.~The mutual distances of the circles and spheres,
 5    IV, 10|        been previously made. The distances and profundities of the
 6    IV, 10|    suppose twofold and threefold distances from one another of the
 7    IV, 10| principles in keeping with these distances. The numbers, however, advanced
 8    IV, 10|          the rest concerning the distances, if they be not on principles
 9    IV, 10|           the double and triple (distances) spoken of by Plato,--but
10    IV, 10|   credible nor possible that the distances of these should be both
11    IV, 10|    requires, and the rest of the distances. If, then, according to
12    IV, 10|        be) easy to find also the distances of the rest, as if subtracting