Part, Question

1   2, 14  |      institute an inquiry before deciding on the ~objects of choice;
2   2, 74  |    consent to a pleasure without deciding to fulfil it by ~deed, belongs
3   2, 58  |       best or for the worst, by ~deciding or determining, and in this
4   2, 86  |         vow seems to consist in ~deciding in what circumstances he
5   2, 155 |        mitigates the punishment, deciding, as it ~were, that a man
6   3, 67  |       left this question without deciding it. For he ~says (Contra
7 Suppl, 70|        as ~one inquiring and not deciding. For it is clear that there
8 Suppl, 70| expresses himself otherwise when deciding the point, as quoted above (
9 Suppl, 94|   expressing an opinion without ~deciding the point, as he often does