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1     Int,       I|   which was taught after Stoic principles. Cicero speaks of him as
2     Int,      II|      afford stability to moral principles had an attraction for Cicero.
3     Int,      IV|   Hortensius showed, after the principles of Antiochus, that [lii]
4     Int,      IV| committed himself to sceptical principles. So eminent an Antiochean
5     Not,       1|  promises an exposition of the principles of Antiochus (13, 14).~§
6     Not,       1|     followed from old physical principles such as that of Democritus (
7     Not,       2|      consequences of their own principles, according to Cic. Ludere:
8     Not,       2|      memory was possible on my principles. Why, did not Siron remember