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 1 1 | Athenian. There are times and seasons at which we are by nature
 2 4 |      been a succession of bad seasons continuing during many years.
 3 6 |     are affected at different seasons of the year, their then
 4 6 |       so beautify them at all seasons of the year. Everywhere
 5 6 |   themselves. Further, at all seasons of the year, summer and
 6 6 |       sorts of changes of the seasons in which animals may be
 7 7 |       true in the case of the seasons and of the winds, in the
 8 7 |       observed, in order that seasons and sacrifices and festivals
 9 8 |       as to suit the Gods and seasons of the year. And they shall
10 10|     and the fair order of the seasons, and the division of them
11 10|       all plants, and all the seasons come from these elements,
12 10|      the years and months and seasons, must we not say in like
13 10|  anxiously the effects of the seasons on the growth of plants;
14 10|     or pestilence in years or seasons of the year, and in cities