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 1     1,  1|      with southerly winds; the winter southerly, the northerly
 2     1,  1|    droughts; on the whole, the winter having the character of
 3     1,  1|        the summer, and towards winter, many of those who had been
 4     1,  1|        gone at the approach of winter. Of all those which are
 5     1,  2|   Thasus, early in autumn, the winter suddenly set in rainy before
 6     1,  2|       until their setting. The winter was northerly, the rains
 7     1,  2|       out of season. After the winter solstice, and at the time
 8     1,  2|      most part, healthy during winter; but early in the spring
 9     1,  2|     and at the commencement of winter, there were phthisical complaints,
10     1,  2|    under the Pleiades and till winter. Many persons, and more
11     1,  2|      from the fever during the winter; but the fever left most
12     1,  2|       few southerly rains: the winter northerly and parched, cold,
13     1,  2|        state of things, during winter, paraplegia set in, and
14     1,  2|         and at the approach of winter, many ardent fevers set
15     1,  2| Gnathon the fuller. During the winter, about the winter solstices,
16     1,  2|   During the winter, about the winter solstices, and until the
17     1,  2|         but by far the most in winter; then hemorrhages ceased.~
18     2,  6|    cloudy, with copious rains. Winter southerly, damp, and soft.
19     2,  6|         damp, and soft towards winter, all were healthy, except
20     2,  6|        it commenced during the winter, and of these some were
21     2,  6|       good in these cases; for winter coming on cures the diseases
22     2,  6|        removes the diseases of winter. And yet the summer in question