hoc etiam, emenso cum iam decedit Olympo, profuerit meminisse magis; nam saepe videmus ipsius in vultu varios errare colores: caeruleus pluviam denuntiat, igneus Euros; sin maculae incipiunt rutilo immiscerier igni, omnia tum pariter vento nimbisque videbis fervere.
This, too, when he has traversed the sky and now is setting, it will profit you more to bear in mind; for often we see fitful hues flit over his face: a dark hue threatens rain, a fiery hue, east winds; but if the spots begin to mingle with glowing fire, then shall you see all nature rioting with wind and storm clouds alike.
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