iam matutinis Hyades occasibus udae: iam latet hiberno conditus imbre Lepus, exiguum radiis sed magnis fluctibus astrum, quo madidam nullus navita linquit humum; namque procelloso subiungitur Oarioni aestiferumque Canem roscida praeda fugit.
Tis now the season b when the watery Hyades are at their morning setting, and now the Hare is buried and hidden by the winters rain'a constellation of scanty beams but cause of mighty waves: no sailor puts out from the land which it has soaked; for it is closely linked to stormy Orion, and the dew-drenched prey flees from the heat-fraught Dog-star.
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