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1     Int,       I|        young Cicero to feel the importance of a study of philosophy
2     Int,      II| philosophers as of overwhelming importance compared with the first.
3     Int,      II|      that a comparatively small importance was in Cicero's time attached
4     Int,      II|        of philosophy. Its chief importance lay in the fact that ancient
5     Int,     III|        have been of little real importance. It is exceedingly remarkable
6     Not,       1|          with moderns too). Its importance to Plato may be seen from
7     Not,       1|      resemblances as of supreme importance, cf. the strong statement