Theophrastus of Eresus on Winds and on Weather Signs

Africus Aparctias Apeliotes appear Aquilo Arcturus Argestes Arist Aristotle Aristotle’s Athens begin to blow Boreas breezes called cause clear weather clouds cold defined definite diagram difficult difierent direction division dry sublimation E.N.E. wind earth equinox Euroauster Euros Eurus fact Favonius fiery figures find fire first first quarter flowing fluid fly force Greek happens heat Hesiod Hymettus Iapyx indicate wind indicates a storm indicates fair weather indicates rain Kaikias Karystos late Autumn Latin lightning Locri Maliac Gulf meridian Meses modified moist monsoon moon names Neleus of Scepsis North observed occur opposite Oropus particular wind passage phenomena Phoenikias place of origin Pleiades produces rain or wind reason reference river Schneider Septentrio set in motion sign of rain sign of storm snow solidified South Southerly winds Spring stars sufficient sunrise sunset Theophrastus Thraskias translation vapour Vulturnus wind blowing Winter solstice word Zephyros