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1    IV, 8 | Apollonius 5,000,000, whereas Archimedes computes it at 5,544,1300.
2    IV, 9 |       depths, are rendered by Archimedes. He takes the perimeter
3    IV, 10|   profundities of the spheres Archimedes thus renders; but a different
4    IV, 10| numbers, however, advanced by Archimedes, and the accounts rendered
5    IV, 10|     from earth--one may trust Archimedes. It will, however, be easy
6    IV, 10|        If, then, according to Archimedes, the Moon is distant from
7    IV, 10|     numbers--those alleged by Archimedes concerning the distance
8    IV, 11|        therefore, we consider Archimedes reliable in the case of
9    IV, 11|    the distance, according to Archimedes, from Earth to Moon be 5,