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 1 III,  2|         rainbow, mock suns, and rods, since the same account
 2 III,  2|       often seen.~Mock suns and rods are always seen by the side
 3 III,  4| fragmentary appearances called "rods". But if a haze due to water
 4 III,  6|                6~Mock suns, and rods too, are due to the causes
 5 III,  6| reflection of sight to the sun. Rods are seen when sight reaches
 6 III,  6|      the water they are full of rods. The only difference is
 7 III,  6|       water, but in the case of rods on the cloud itself. Rods
 8 III,  6|       rods on the cloud itself. Rods appear when the composition
 9 III,  6|       be the same in the other.~Rods then are occasioned by the
10 III,  6|     surer sign of rain than the rods; it indicates, more than
11 III,  6|        the north.~Mock suns and rods are found, as we stated,