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Therefore when we have kept this fixed in our mind, let a line be drawn from the margin which is in the north to the margin which is towards the south, and from the latter a second line inclined upwards to the pole which is behind the stars of the Great Bear. From this we shall undoubtedly perceive that the world has a triangular lay-out, like the sackbut which the Greeks call sambuce.
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