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1     Int,       I|        tenets of each. His own statements, after every deduction necessitated
2     Int,      II|    great desideratum. Cicero's statements concerning any particular
3     Int,      II|      to be bound by his former statements, on the score that he is
4     Int,      II|      with his own oft-repeated statements that he never recanted the
5     Int,      IV|      upon his readers a set of statements concerning the ability and
6     Not,       2| foisted on the text. As to the statements of Catulus the elder, they
7     Not,       2|     false." This being so, the statements in the text are in no sense
8     Not,       2|     are content to make strong statements without any mark of certainty.
9     Not,       2|        deny the first of these statements, on the ground that it is