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1  II,  4 |         time of change from one month to another is cold because
2  II,  4 | stormier than the middle of the month. When then the residue of
3  IV,  2 |       of nature rather when the month is waning is due to the
4  IV,  2 |    causes. For this time of the month is colder and moister because
5  IV,  2 |         so does the moon in the month. This is not due to the
6  IV,  8 |      useless before the seventh month and only then becomes useful.
7  IV,  8 |         tenth day of the eighth month the milk comes into being,
8  IV,  10|         e.g. a day and night, a month, a year, and the greater
9  IV,  10|       with that of the sun [the month being a period common to