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 1   I,  6|   day have vanished without setting, gradually fading away above
 2   I,  6|     the sun and immediately setting. But its light extended
 3  II,  5|     to replace it.~Both the setting and the rising of Orion
 4  II,  6|   summer solstice and E its setting at the summer solstice;
 5  II,  6|  winter solstice, and G its setting at the winter solstice.
 6 III,  1|    through an object before setting fire to it or dwelling on
 7 III,  2|   either as it is rising or setting but more commonly towards
 8 III,  2|    moon is either rising or setting. So we have only met with
 9 III,  4| seem bigger when rising and setting than on the meridian. But
10 III,  5|  luminous body is rising or setting the segment of the circle