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1  II,  4|      always over the-west and the east. Hence clouds collect on
2  II,  5|         southern sea beyond Libya east and west winds are always
3  II,  6|    Caecias is half north and half east.) South are that which blows
4  II,  6|          from due south and Lips. East, the wind from the rising
5  II,  6| Phoenicias is half south and half east. West, the wind from the
6  II,  6|         are therefore colder; the east winds as southerly, for
7  II,  6|          northerly and southerly. East winds are warmer than west
8  II,  6|     because the sun shines on the east longer, whereas it leaves
9  II,  6|       north). For dwellers in the east they veer round as far as