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 1    IV, 48|     ARATUS WITH THE CONSTELLATION CANIS; INFLUENCE OF CANIS ON FERTILITY
 2    IV, 48| CONSTELLATION CANIS; INFLUENCE OF CANIS ON FERTILITY AND LIFE GENERALLY.~
 3    IV, 48|           him being (the tail) of Canis. For Canis is the Logos,
 4    IV, 48|           the tail) of Canis. For Canis is the Logos, partly guarding
 5    IV, 48|       express by the name "Cyon" (Canis), that is, generator. Hence
 6    IV, 48|           spoken of the rising of Canis, expressing himself thus: "
 7    IV, 48|     himself thus: "When, however, Canis has risen, no longer do
 8    IV, 48|         earth up to the period of Canis' rising, frequently, though
 9    IV, 48|            But when the rising of Canis takes place, the living
10    IV, 48|        separated from the dead by Canis; for whatsoever plants have
11    IV, 48|        undergo putrefaction. This Canis, therefore, he says, as
12    IV, 48|         And as (the influence of) Canis is observable in the vegetable