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 1 1 |     the winds, the hot and the cold, especially such as are
 2 1 |  situation, or is elevated and cold; and the mode in which the
 3 3 | necessarily hot in summer, and cold in winter; the heads of
 4 3 |      strokes of the sun, or to cold. These diseases are endemic
 5 4 |  opposite exposure, namely, to cold winds, between the summer
 6 4 |        for the most part, hard cold. The men must necessarily
 7 4 |        hard, indigestible, and cold; and their menstrual discharges
 8 4 |         with regard to hot and cold winds and cities thus exposed.~
 9 5 |       place, both the heat and cold are more moderate. Then
10 5 |    moderation between heat and cold, and the diseases are few
11 6 |    which the hot winds and the cold winds of the north scarcely
12 6 |        horizon. And in summer, cold breezes from the east blow
13 7 |         they become congealed, cold, and muddy with the snow
14 7 |     they are hot in summer and cold in winter, for such necessarily
15 10|    very tepid nor unseasonably cold, and if in spring the rains
16 10|    that is northerly, dry, and cold, having come on, the brain
17 12|     east, and removed from the cold (and heat), for nothing
18 12|       between the heat and the cold, are the best supplied with
19 12|        do they suffer from the cold; since they are well watered
20 15|    change either as to heat or cold; their winds for the most
21 16|      changes either to heat or cold, or the like; for there
22 18|      by heat and the former by cold. What is called the Scythian
23 18|    have no horns, owing to the cold. In these wagons the women
24 19| sheltered underground; for the cold of winter and the barrenness
25 20|        race are tawny from the cold, and not from the intense
26 20|     the skin is parched by the cold, and becomes tawny.~
27 21|     and fat, and their bellies cold and soft. From these causes
28 22|        the hands, and from the cold and fatigue they forget
29 24|      proportion of hot than of cold winds, and who make use
30 24|        to be hot in summer and cold in winter, and where the