Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|        whole constitution of the season being thus inclined to the
 2     1,  2|          continued so during the season of the Pleiades, and until
 3     1,  2|         cold was not much out of season. After the winter solstice,
 4     1,  2|    severe winterly storms out of season, with much northerly wind,
 5     1,  2|      with north winds. The whole season being wet, cold, and northerly,
 6     1,  2|          left some of them for a season it soon returned again.
 7     1,  2|     little before and during the season of Arcturus, there were
 8     1,  2|        great cold until near the season of the Dog-star. After the
 9     1,  2|          the Dog-days, until the season of Arcturus, the summer
10     1,  2|    Etesian winds blew; about the season of Arcturus southerly rains
11     1,  2|         cause of this. About the season of Arcturus many had the
12     1,  2|       the equinox, and until the season of the Pleiades, and at
13     1,  2|        but great numbers at that season were seized with phrenitis,
14     1,  3|        whole constitution of the season, and particularly to the
15     2,  5| collected, free from fever for a season. On the ninth it relapsed.
16     2,  5|        labor, and running out of season. On the first day, the bowels
17     2,  6|      much wintery weather out of season; and when now close to the
18     2,  6|      irregular; again, about the season of Arcturus, much rains
19     2,  6|         have been described, the season of spring was most inimical,