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 1 1 |         first place to consider the seasons of the year, and what effects
 2 2 |          knowing the changes of the seasons, the risings and settings
 3 2 |          and knowing beforehand the seasons, such a one must be acquainted
 4 2 |           to medicine. For with the seasons the digestive organs of
 5 3 | epidemically from the change of the seasons. And when they pass their
 6 3 |    connected with the change of the seasons, prevail, they are also
 7 4 |             from the changes of the seasons. But the women, in the first
 8 10|              10. And respecting the seasons, one may judge whether the
 9 11|             from the changes of the seasons; and one ought to be particularly
10 11|             greatest changes of the seasons, and neither willingly give
11 12|           is the temperature of the seasons, because it lies in the
12 12|    constitution and mildness of the seasons, may be said to bear a close
13 13|           to the differences of the seasons and the nature of the soil.
14 13|            other men; for where the seasons undergo the greatest and
15 13|          and meadows; but where the seasons do not change much there
16 13|           and parched land. For the seasons which modify their natural
17 15|            rains occur there at all seasons; and the life of the inhabitants
18 15|      supporting bodily fatigue. The seasons undergo but little change
19 16|     Europeans is, the nature of the seasons, which do not undergo any
20 16|          before, the changes of the seasons are the cause. Thus it is
21 19|               19. In respect of the seasons and figure of body, the
22 19|         shelter. The changes of the seasons, too, are not great nor
23 19|             when the changes of the seasons are not great. For these
24 19|             with the women; for the seasons being of a uniform temperature,
25 23|         owing to the changes of the seasons, which are very great and
26 23|             frequent changes of the seasons, than where they are alike
27 24|            where the changes of the seasons are very great, are likely
28 24|    attempered in the changes of the seasons, in such a country they
29 24|            where the changes of the seasons are most frequent, and where
30 24|            in winter, and where the seasons are fine, there the men