[655] In contradistinction to the two periods of full moon, and change of the moon, the only epochs in reference to it noticed by Pliny.
[656] In Chapters 6, 7, 8 and 11.
[657] Or “between moons.” The “change of the moon,” as we call it.
[658] 51¼ minutes.
[659] Many of his statements are drawn from Aristotle’s Treatise, “De Mundo.”
[660] Our mid-day.
[661] From due north to due south.
[662] Cardo.
[663] “Arbusta.” The trees on which the vines were trained.
[664] I. e. the north-west of Africa; the Roman province so called.