[726] 3800 stadia, or 5° 25′ 43″.
[727] The following is a tabular form of the latitudes as stated by Strabo:
| Stadia. | Latitude. | |
| From the equator to Alexandria | 21,800 | 31° 8′ 34″ |
| From Alexandria to Rhodes, he computes in this instance 3600 stadia | 25,400 | 36° 17′ 8″ |
| From the parallel of Rhodes to Marseilles, about 2300 stadia | 27,700 | 39° 34′ 17″ |
| From the parallel of Rhodes to the bottom of the Galatic Gulf, 2500 stadia | 27,700 | 39° 51′ 25″ |
| From Marseilles to the northern extremity of Gaul, or the southern extremity of Britain, 3800 stadia | 31,500 | 45° 0′ 0″ |
| From Marseilles to the middle of Britain, 5000 stadia | 32,700 | 46° 42′ 51″ |
| From the northern extremity of Gaul to the parallel of the northern extremity of Britain, 2500 stadia | 34,000 | 48° 34′ 17″ |
| From the northern extremity of Gaul to Ierne, 5000 stadia | 36,500 | 52° 8′ 34″ |
| From the northern extremity of Britain to the limits of the habitable earth, 4000 stadia | 38,000 | 54° 17′ 9″ |
[728] Namely, 29,300.
| Stadia. | ||
From Rhodes to Byzantium Strabo estimated | 4900 | |
From Byzantium to the Dnieper | 3800 | |
| —— | ||
| 8700 | ||
From the Dnieper to the northern limits of the habitable earth | 4000 | |
| —— | ||
| 12,700 | ||
From Rhodes to the southern limits of the habitable earth | 16,600 | |
| —— | ||
| Total 29,300 | ||
[729] The artificial globe of 10 ft. diameter.
[730] Tuscany.
[731] Strabo was of Amasea, a city of Pontus, close to the Euxine. He travelled through Egypt and reached Philæ, which is about 100 stadia above Syene, the commencement of Ethiopia.
[732] The Getæ occupied a portion of present Moldavia; the Tyrigetæ were those of the Getæ who dwelt along the banks of the Tyras or Dniester.
[733] The Bastarnæ occupied the south and eastern portions of Poland.