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1  II,  6|         wind blowing from E but Lips blowing from G. For Lips
2  II,  6|        Lips blowing from G. For Lips blows from the point where
3  II,  6| Euro-Noti". Its contrary is not Lips blowing from G but the wind
4  II,  6|        blows from due south and Lips. East, the wind from the
5  II,  6|        about the autumn equinox Lips; and Zephyrus about the
6  II,  6|       or contrary effects. Thus Lips and Caecias, sometimes called
7  II,  6|      the sky with heavy clouds, Lips with lighter ones. Caecias