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 1   v,  8  |       the season of the winter solstice. Accordingly, when this
 2   v,  8  |      to as many following, the solstice; as Simonides the poet says:~
 3   v,  8  | southerly winds prevail at the solstice, northerly ones having been
 4   v,  8  |   about the time of the winter solstice, but in the Sicilian seas
 5   v,  9  |  spring, just after the winter solstice, and it broods over its
 6   v,  9  |     the Pleiads and the winter solstice. When ships are lying at
 7   v,  9  |   place in December before the solstice, and the latter spawning
 8   v,  11 |   about the time of the summer solstice; and the tunny lays a sac-like
 9   v,  13 |      the days about the winter solstice.~Of the pigeon family there
10   v,  19 |   about the time of the summer solstice, there are brought down
11   v,  30 |        broken. When the summer solstice comes, the creature issues
12  VI,  1  |     the month after the winter solstice. Some hens, even in the
13  VI,  17 |        spawns about the winter solstice. Of the others, such as
14 VIII,  13|       the period of the winter solstice never move at all, but keep
15 VIII,  13|     have been overtaken by the solstice, and this lasts until the
16 VIII,  17|        months after the winter solstice. The bear hides for at least
17  IX,  22 |   about the time of the summer solstice, and departs again at the
18  IX,  40 |    days that follow the winter solstice. When the grubs are grown,
19  IX,  41 |   about the time of the winter solstice they are never seen at all.