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 1    I, 1 |         put together all things briefly, because those things which
 2    I, 1 |         to be spent. And I thus briefly define the sum of this knowledge,
 3   II, 5 | concludes the book, in which he briefly comprises the phenomena
 4   II, 11|        places. But, however, he briefly treats of a subject so copious
 5  III, 17|         of philosophy itself as briefly as I could; now let us come
 6   IV, 9 |        s ability. I have spoken briefly, as I have been able, concerning
 7   IV, 15|        therefore enumerate them briefly and generally, without any
 8   IV, 30|       demons, the truth must be briefly marked out by us, and placed
 9    V, 7 |       Now it is sufficient very briefly to signify it: that virtue
10    V, 7 |     very point is admirably and briefly shown by Quintilian in "
11    V, 9 |        vices. But Lucilius also briefly and concisely described
12   VI, 5 |     definitions, which the poet briefly puts together, Marcus Tullius
13   VI, 5 |      Therefore, that I may more briefly and significantly fix the
14   VI, 6 |         good and evil; and this briefly, because it has been almost
15   VI, 20|       the five senses, and this briefly, for the measure of the
16   VI, 25|  PRAISING GOD.~Now let us speak briefly concerning sacrifice itself. "
17  VII, 4 |      discussion, but it must be briefly touched upon, as in passing.
18  VII, 9 |         which arguments we will briefly collect, since my discourse
19  VII, 15|     predictions of the prophets briefly announce under the cover