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 1   I,  6 |       the north and towards the south. In the space between the
 2   I,  6 |       When it moves towards the south it has no lack of the necessary
 3   I,  6 |     been known to appear in the south. Again in the archonship
 4   I,  7 |        and outside it a violent south wind. Again in the archonship
 5   I,  10|       Pontus, dew is found with south winds and not with north
 6   I,  10|        north winds and not with south. The reason is the same
 7   I,  10|        and not in cold. For the south wind brings warm, and the
 8   I,  10|  evaporation. But in Pontus the south wind does not bring warmth
 9   I,  10|     vapour in a north than in a south wind. Only the north winds
10   I,  10|        has gathered, while in a south wind the evaporation is
11  II,  3 |        rain that comes from the south, and the first rains of
12  II,  3 |       autumn, are brackish. The south is the warmest of winds
13  II,  3 |      away before it, but in the south it is rainy; just as the
14  II,  3 |        it is rainy; just as the south is a dry wind in Libya.
15  II,  3 |       dry wind in Libya. So the south wind charges the rain that
16  II,  4 |     from the north and from the south is the same. (Most winds,
17  II,  4 |        fact, are north winds or south winds.) These are the only
18  II,  4 |     these are the north and the south, and since most evaporation
19  II,  4 |   called Boreae, those from the south Noti.)~The course of winds
20  II,  4 |         prevalence of north and south winds and also why wind
21  II,  5 |      there are no corresponding south winds after the winter solstice?
22  II,  5 |        for the so-called "white south winds" do blow at the corresponding
23  II,  5 |     blow continuously.) But the south wind blows from the tropic
24  II,  5 |         other cones towards the south pole give corresponding
25  II,  5 |      the shade is thrown to the south: and the regions below the
26  II,  5 |     alternately, like north and south winds with us. So it is
27  II,  5 |         So it is clear that the south wind is not the wind that
28  II,  5 |        wind that blows from the south pole. It is neither that
29  II,  5 |       from that quarter. So the south wind clearly blows from
30  II,  5 |     more extensive and open the south wind is greater and stronger
31  II,  5 |      the north wind does to the south.~The origin of these winds
32  II,  6 |      diametrical opposite O the south. Let Z be the rising of
33  II,  6 | contrary; for this point is the south and O is contrary to H,
34  II,  6 |         the north than from the south. The reason for this is
35  II,  6 |      half north and half east.) South are that which blows from
36  II,  6 |       that which blows from due south and Lips. East, the wind
37  II,  6 |       Eurus. Phoenicias is half south and half east. West, the
38  II,  8 |    surface of the earth. When a south wind is going to blow there
39  II,  8 |     happened in Achaea. There a south wind was blowing, but outside
40 III,  5 |      small, but when the sun is south of the equator the visible
41 III,  5 |       the farther the sun moves south of the equator the greater
42 III,  6 |       Further a mock sun to the south is a surer sign of rain
43 III,  6 |       north, for the air in the south is readier to turn into