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 1     I|       That earth, without her seasons of fixed rains,~ Could bear
 2     I| renewed,~ And unto all, their seasons, after their kind,~ Wherein
 3     I|  night;~ And that with us the seasons of the sky~ They thus alternately
 4    II|         Can Nature change the seasons of the years,~ And bring
 5   III| satisfying never -~ As do the seasons of the year for us,~ When
 6     V|    the human clan? Why do the seasons bring~ Distempers with them?
 7     V|      rains, clouds, winds, at seasons of the year~ Nowise unfixed,
 8     V|      as said,~ In alternating seasons of the year~ Fires, now
 9     V|       Bacchus, and then other Seasons too~ And other Winds do
10     V|      changed times~ On annual seasons, nor were able then~ To
11     V|     taught~ Unto mankind that seasons of the years~ Return again,
12    VI|        But when, indeed,~ The seasons of heaven are betwixt these
13    VI|         On this account these seasons of the year~ Are nominated "