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1     I,     93| through the force of the north wind and the equinoctial season,
2    II,     28|  skilled crews. After a while, wind and wave shifted wholly
3    II,     28|       them the same way as the wind, they could not hold to
4    II,     30|      as the tide ebbed and the wind blew favourably, the shattered
5    VI,     48|       Etesian gales. The south wind in winter rolls back the
6    XV,     48|   fierce and so rapid from the wind that it seized in its grasp
7    XV,     57|        by a violent south-west wind on the shores of Cumae,