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 1   2, 9(7)   |                                    15 Cicero (de Natura Deorum in. 15,
 2   2, 12(12) |             us even the philosophical Cicero deifying his own daughter ! ~
 3   2, 13(23) |         properly castigates them, and Cicero in particular, Lib. ii.
 4   2, 15(28) | respectability. The following is from Cicero, De Nat. Deorum. i. 16. "
 5   2, 15(28) |        procreates." Nor, according to Cicero himself, were the philosophers
 6   2, 18(32) |       Buddhists, Hindoos, and others. Cicero was so much impressed with
 7   2, 20(42) |          Philos. Tom. i. p. 821. seq. Cicero (Tuscul. Qusest. Lib. i.
 8   2, 25(62) |                                     1 Cicero, nevertheless, accuses him (
 9   2, 25(62) |              this Maker of the world, Cicero likewise takes notice; and,
10   2, 31(69) |                             5 So also Cicero (Natura Deorum, Lib. in. §.
11   2, 69(132)|            this is urged at length by Cicero (de Nat. Deor. in. 32 -
12   2, 80(142)|                                     5 Cicero adduces the tyrant of Sicily,
13   2, 81(148)|            see also p. 614.) See also Cicero. Tusc. Quaest. Lib. i. cap.
14   5, 14(14) |             of the doctrine of Atoms. Cicero says of him, (Tusc. Quest.