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1 I, 4 | of the appearance in the sky of burning flames and of 2 I, 4 | night and by day when the sky is clear. They are thrown 3 I, 5 | appearances that form in the sky: "chasms" for instance and " 4 I, 6 | frosty weather when the sky was clear, in the archonship 5 I, 6 | over a third part of the sky like a leap, so that people 6 I, 8 | but if you look up to the sky the point is clear. For 7 I, 10| hoar-frost are found when the sky is clear and there is no 8 I, 10| not be raised unless the sky were clear, and if a wind 9 II, 6 | hot. Caecias covers the sky with heavy clouds, Lips 10 II, 9 | when it is cloudy. When the sky is clear there is no lightning: 11 III, 2 | opposite quarter of the sky. They are not seen at night 12 III, 4 | positions as that in the sky, but its colour is more 13 III, 6 | is in the middle of the sky, for then the line of vision