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1   I,  10|     warmth of the climate or season) for the vapour itself to
2   I,  10|      commonly found when the season or the place is warm, whereas
3   I,  11|     snow is a sign of a cold season or country. For a great
4  II,  3 | which they use as vinegar to season some of their dishes. In
5  II,  4 |  proportion according to the season; and it is because there
6  II,  5 |    they place at a change of season (namely of summer or winter;
7  II,  5 |    blow at the corresponding season, though they are not equally
8  II,  7 |   not every country or every season is subject to them.~Democritus