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1   1, 23    |        to some who are in the sphere above the world ; to others,
2   1, 44(42)|     the heavens to consist of sphere upon sphere, encircling
3   1, 44(42)|     to consist of sphere upon sphere, encircling each other,
4   1, 62    |       he walks, the celestial sphere, and will engrave on the
5   1, 62    | surround the exterior (of his sphere) with the images of (various)
6   1, 62    |       he imitate the heavenly sphere; and,—like God,—will allow
7   1, 62    |    placed round about it (the sphere), speak out in chirpings52.
8   1, 62(52)| Lactantius thus describes the sphere of Archimedes, Lib. n. cap.
9   1, 62(52)|   According to the Greeks the sphere was invented by Anaximander: