March 3rd | Fastorum Liber Tertius: Martius
F C | V Non. | III.399-402, Ovid describes the setting of Pisces.
Tertia nox de mense suos ubi moverit ortus,
conditus e geminis Piscibus alter erit. 400
nam duo sunt: Austris hic est, Aquilonibus ille
proximus; a vento nomen uterque tenet.
399 When the third night of the month has altered its risings, one of the two Fishes will have disappeared. For there are two: one of them is next neighbour to the South Winds, the other to the North Winds; each of them takes its name from the wind.1
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One was called Νότιος, one Βόρειος.