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 1  II,  3|           warmest of winds and it blows from dry and hot regions.
 2  II,  4|         in the spot from which it blows; as they proceed and leave
 3  II,  4|      itself; but, the breeze that blows from there so gently as
 4  II,  5| continuously.) But the south wind blows from the tropic of Cancer
 5  II,  5|         wind is not the wind that blows from the south pole. It
 6  II,  5|           know that only one wind blows from that quarter. So the
 7  II,  5|         So the south wind clearly blows from the torrid region.
 8  II,  6|         Zephyrus is the wind that blows from A, this being the point
 9  II,  6|           opposite to it. Caecias blows from Z, where the sun rises
10  II,  6|          blowing from G. For Lips blows from the point where the
11  II,  6|         it is its contrary. Eurus blows from D, coming from the
12  II,  6|          from G but the wind that blows from E which some call Argestes,
13  II,  6|   Olympias, and some Sciron. This blows from the point where the
14  II,  6|           Argestes and Aparctias, blows from I; and the wind called
15  II,  6|       those parts call Phoenicias blows from that point.)~These
16  II,  6|       east.) South are that which blows from due south and Lips.
17 III,  3|         in the fact that the wind blows from the quarter in which