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Noctes Atticae

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Noctes Atticae Gellius, Aulus

Book 2

30 This also has been observed by the most learned investigators of nature, that when the south winds blow, the sea becomes blue and bright, but, under the north winds, darker and more gloomy. I noted the cause of this when I was making excerpts from the Problems of Aristotle. xxvi. 37.
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