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 1    IV, 8 |    from this to the circle of Mercury, 50,817,165 stadii; and
 2    IV, 9 |  Earth, 121,604,454; and from Mercury to the Earth, 526,882,259;
 3    IV, 11|  Earth 33,264,780 stadii; and Mercury is distant from Venus 22,
 4    IV, 11|      and Mars is distant from Mercury 49,897, 170 stadii, and
 5    IV, 48|      as he who is denominated Mercury among the Greeks. And Aratus,
 6     V, 2 |     the Naassene), statues of Mercury, of such a figure honoured
 7     V, 2 |    they style him Logios. For Mercury is Logos, who being interpreter
 8     V, 2 |      this (deity)--that is, a Mercury of this description--is, (
 9     V, 2 | agrees with the expressions, "Mercury waving his wand, guides
10     V, 3 | erecta, as with the statue of Mercury on Mount Cyllene. And the
11     V, 9 |   were born Bumegas, Ostanes, Mercury Trismegistus, Curites, Petosiris,