Itaque dextra et sinistra austrum leuconotus et altanus flare solet, africum libonotus et subvesperus, circa favonium argestes et certis temporibus etesiae, ad latera cauri circias et corus, circa septentrionem thracias et gallicus, dextra ac sinistra aquilonem supernas et caecias, circa solanum carbas et certo tempore ornithiae, euri vero medias partes tenentis in extremis euricircias et volturnus.
Therefore on the right and left of Auster, Leuconotus and Altanus are wont to blow; of Africus, Libonotus and Subvesperus; around Favonius, Argestes and at certain times the Etesian winds; at the sides of Caurus, Circias and Corus; about Septentrio, Thracias and Gallicus; right and left of Aquilo, Supernas and Caecias; around Solanus, Carbas and at a definite time Ornithiae; on the distant parts, when Eurus holds the middle, Euricircias and Volturnus.
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