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 1     1,  1|        rains small in quantity. Summer, for the most part, cloudy,
 2     1,  1|         spring, and through the summer, and towards winter, many
 3     1,  1|         3. In the course of the summer and autumn many fevers of
 4     1,  2|         rainy, and clouded; the summer was not very sultry, the
 5     1,  2|    until late in autumn. During summer and autumn there were dysenteric
 6     1,  2|         few and cold. About the summer solstice, scanty rains,
 7     1,  2|         season of Arcturus, the summer hot, great droughts, not
 8     1,  2|       and continued through the summer until the equinox. Those
 9     1,  2|  commencement of the spring and summer, for the most part recovered,
10     1,  2|      were epidemical during the summer, and some of those cases
11     1,  2|        also occurred during the summer. These then made their attack
12     1,  2|    rigor in the spring, more in summer, still more in autumn, but
13     2,  6|        rain until the dog-days. Summer fine and hot; great suffocating
14     2,  6|      were prolonged through the summer and during autumn.~5. In
15     2,  6| carbuncle (anthrax) through the summer, and other affections, which
16     2,  6|       became milder through the summer; during the autumn, all
17     2,  6|       the greatest numbers: the summer was the most favorable to
18     2,  6|   things, that the coming on of summer should have done good in
19     2,  6|        on cures the diseases of summer, and summer coming on removes
20     2,  6|         diseases of summer, and summer coming on removes the diseases
21     2,  6| diseases of winter. And yet the summer in question was not of itself