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1 1 | contending against the violent summer heat; and there are many
2 6 |       all seasons of the year, summer and winter alike, let them
3 6 |      month following after the summer solstice, on the last day
4 8 |       regard to winter cold or summer heat; and they should go
5 11|        month shall include the summer solstice. When goods are
6 12|         and of winter cold and summer heat, and of hard couches;
7 12| follows:—Every year, after the summer solstice, the whole city
8 12|       and stays throughout the summer; this class are like birds