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1     Int,       I|  exercised over our author. It is sufficient here to say that on the
2     Int,       I| philosophical works of Cicero, is sufficient to justify his boast that
3     Int,     III|           amid much depreciation, sufficient interest and sympathy were
4     Int,      IV|           s writings is in itself sufficient to show his character and
5     Not,       2|  pisciculosque exultantes for the sufficient reason that Puteoli was
6     Not,       2|  existence of human exertion is a sufficient proof that there is a τελος.
7     Not,       2|         our Probables do not seem sufficient to you. Hear the account
8     Not,       2|        such visa to stand as were sufficient to serve as a basis for
9     Not,       2|        106). Probability is quite sufficient basis for the arts. One