Part, Question

 1   1, 70  |       it were always summer or winter. In ~reference to this he
 2   1, 71  |       it were always summer or winter. In ~reference to this he
 3   2, 32  |     fire is suitable to man in winter but not in summer. ~Again,
 4   2, 105 |        shall melt away as ~the winter's ice." But this hope would
 5   3, 12  |      in summer and the cold in winter, and other human ~passions.
 6   3, 35  |        days are longer than in winter. Therefore, ~since He was
 7   3, 35  |       was born in the depth of winter, eight days before the Kalends ~
 8   3, 35  |        to be born in the rough winter season, that He ~might begin
 9   3, 61  | ordering things differently in winter and summer; so it ~does
10 Suppl, 88|      cold and heat, summer and winter, night and day ~shall not
11 Suppl, 88|      night and day, summer and winter result from the ~movement