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  1     Int,       I(21)|                         D.F. V. §6, etc.~
  2     Int,       I(62)|        ομονοιας, Ad Att. IX. 9, §2, etc.~
  3     Int,       I(68)|             Rep. I. §7. T.D. V. §5, etc.~
  4     Int,      II(73)|             Div. II. §1. Ac. I. §4, etc.~
  5     Int,      II(76)|            Div. II. §1. N.D. I. §7, etc.~
  6     Int,      II(94)|             11. D.F. II. §§1 and 2, etc.~
  7     Not,       1    |            4), patria (T.D. V. 106) etc., but not abesse officio (
  8     Not,       1    |              For the clause ut mos, etc., cf. De Or. II. 13.~§2.
  9     Not,       1    |    pertimuerunt. Ea nolui scribere, etc.: very similar expressions
 10     Not,       1    |     didicisti enim eadem—non posse, etc. Similis: Halm, in deference
 11     Not,       1    | demonstrably wrong, physica, musica etc. scribere may be said, but
 12     Not,       1    |           but not physicam, musicam etc. scribere. The one passage
 13     Not,       1    |           deducere. Aetatem patriae etc., August. (De Civ. Dei VI.
 14     Not,       1    |             for dates, Thuc. V. 20, etc. Tu sacerdotum: after this
 15     Not,       1    |       affinity for quoniam, quidem, etc., cf. M.D.F. III. 20 Quae
 16     Not,       1    |             person (Annals XII. 66, etc.). Quasi heredem ... duos
 17     Not,       1    |           nouns like Persa, pirata, etc., which came down from antiquity,
 18     Not,       1    |          vita et moribus for ηθικη, etc. This is very characteristic
 19     Not,       1    |         hand only pulcrai, pulcrum, etc., occur in inscr., exc.
 20     Not,       1    |        αγαθοις, here quibusdam quae etc., denote the εξωθεν or εκτος
 21     Not,       1    |              7 (κοινη φιλανθρωπια), etc., doubtless the humanitarianism
 22     Not,       1    |            quam ita tantus quantus, etc., from the words with which
 23     Not,       1    |          All pervading Air-Current, etc. See Zeller, ch. VI. passim.
 24     Not,       1    |            Ac. II. 129. Illi ιδεαν, etc.: there is more than one
 25     Not,       1    |        clara et certa iudicia sunt, etc.: Antiochus would probably
 26     Not,       1    |          αισθησει. Aut ita mobiles, etc.: this strongly reminds
 27     Not,       1    |         ρευματα κινεισθαι τα παντα, etc., which are scattered thickly
 28     Not,       1    |              Arist. De Anima II. 3, etc.; cf. T.D. I. 20. Voluntarias:
 29     Not,       1    |           γαιαι μεν γαιαν οπωπαμεν, etc. Plato in the Timaeus fosters
 30     Not,       1    |          that it is to be thought," etc. The edd. seem to have thought
 31     Not,       1    |              lampada vitai tradunt, etc.? In profundo: Dem. εν βυθω,
 32     Not,       1    |          approved by Krische, Halm, etc. for MSS. exposui. Zenone:
 33     Not,       2    |        decide on a single hearing," etc. Iudicaverunt autem: so
 34     Not,       2    |             of Davies' have si vera etc. In support of the text,
 35     Not,       2    |            the like, not esse putat etc., which form is especially
 36     Not,       2    |           εκκαλυπτειν, εκκαλυπτικος etc., cf. Sextus passim, and
 37     Not,       2    |              tollere).~§35. Neminem etc.: they are content to make
 38     Not,       2    |             36. Ex circumspectione, etc.: the διεξωδευμενη; see
 39     Not,       2    |              II. p. 796. Iis visis, etc.: i.e. if you have a number
 40     Not,       2    | απαραλλακτος ψευδης, also VII. 438, etc.~§§43—45. Summary. The sceptics
 41     Not,       2    |           Zeller 166, De Div. I. 7, etc. Quaerunt: a slight anacoluthon
 42     Not,       2    |              on 47. Sin autem sunt, etc.: if there are false sensations
 43     Not,       2    |             τινι. Ut probabile sit, etc.: cf. 47, 48 and notes.
 44     Not,       2    |            wantonly. Visus Homerus, etc.: this famous dream of Ennius,
 45     Not,       2    |      condition "if thou hadst kept, etc." stands without the consequence "
 46     Not,       2    |        express a wish (with ει γαρ, etc., and even without ει) is
 47     Not,       2    |           the impressions of seals, etc. was a favourite theme with
 48     Not,       2    |  απαραλλακτος (Sext. A.M. VII. 252, etc.). Ulla communitas: I am
 49     Not,       2    |        communitas visi? Sint et ova etc. omitting ulla and ut and
 50     Not,       2    |           ac potius, Ad Att. I. 10, etc. Proprietates: the ιδιοτητες
 51     Not,       2    |            dispicere. Iis vinculis, etc. this may throw light on
 52     Not,       2    |             to such an extent that, etc." Iocansne an: this use
 53     Not,       2    |       magnus definitor. Qua fidunt, etc.: these lines are part of
 54     Not,       2    |          run thus, (1) Si ulli rei, etc. as above, (2) adsentietur
 55     Not,       2    |             n. on I. 16. Sin autem, etc.: cf. the passage of Lactantius
 56     Not,       2    |           to prove the proposition, etc." The construction is, I
 57     Not,       2    |             14. Nominis dignitatem, etc.: hence Aug. Contra Acad.
 58     Not,       2    |            like Vitelliana, Vatinia etc.~§71. Quoque ... argumento:
 59     Not,       2    |        primum appetitum. Voluptatem etc.: for the conversion of
 60     Not,       2    |              Qui veri esse aliquid, etc.: cf. N.D. I. 12 non enim
 61     Not,       2    |            conj. imitari? num quem, etc., Halm nullum unquam in
 62     Not,       2    |             imperatores. Stilponem, etc.: Megarians, see R. and
 63     Not,       2    |            suppose". Nec percipere, etc.: cf. 68, n. Tum illum:
 64     Not,       2    |           414. Non tu verum testem, etc.: cf. 105. For the om. of
 65     Not,       2    |        Epicurus: as above in 19, 79 etc.~§84. Geminum: cf. 56. Nota:
 66     Not,       2    |              56. Nullum esse pilum, etc.: a strong expression of
 67     Not,       2    |             grand, viz. quanto art. etc."~§87. Scilicet: Germ. "
 68     Not,       2    |        dreams, ib. I. 104. Si modo, etc.: "if only he dreamed it,"
 69     Not,       2    |         prefer credidit. Itera dum, etc.: from the Iliona of Pacuvius;
 70     Not,       2    |            p. 55 ed. Hand. Incedunt etc.: the MSS. have incede,
 71     Not,       2    |       decide this. Quae coniunctio: etc. so Sext. often opposes
 72     Not,       2    |           whether two, three, four, etc. grains make a heap. B cannot
 73     Not,       2    |            read here. Dives pauper, etc.: it will be easily seen
 74     Not,       2    |             in Ovid.~§96. Si dicis: etc. the words in italics are
 75     Not,       2    |           167. Si dicis te mentiri, etc.: it is absurd to assume,
 76     Not,       2    |           790, ed. 2. Quicquam tale etc.: cf. 40, 41. Nihil ab eo
 77     Not,       2    |            occurs in Livy, Sueton., etc. see Forc. Sit etiam: the
 78     Not,       2    |      reflexive, but writes se ipse, etc. Convenienter: "consistently".
 79     Not,       2    |         percipiendi, veri et falsi, etc. which we have already had.
 80     Not,       2    |            for om. of esse cf. 108, etc. Antiochus: this Bait. brackets.
 81     Not,       2    |           cf. 58, 143. Punctum esse etc.: σημειον εστιν ου μερος
 82     Not,       2    |    predicative ("there is a point," etc.), then adds similiter after
 83     Not,       2    |           ομοιομερειας. Eas primum, etc.: cf. the exordium of Anaxagoras
 84     Not,       2    |            enim magis adsentiuntur, etc. Mundum sapientem: for this
 85     Not,       2    |             see N.D. I. 84, II. 32, etc. Fabricata sit: see 87 n.
 86     Not,       2    |          respondere makes cur deus, etc. part of the same sentence.
 87     Not,       2    |             D.F. III. 67, Ac. I. 29 etc., also Zeller. The difficulties
 88     Not,       2    |         Iurare: cf. 116. Neque ego, etc.: see fragm. 30 of Ac. Post.
 89     Not,       2    |          and P. 244. Quod intellegi etc.: so in T.D. I. 41 quod
 90     Not,       2    |           on 92. Ut nos nunc simus, etc.: n. on fragm. 13 of Ac.
 91     Not,       2    |       spectra, Zeller 432. Tu vero: etc. this is all part of the
 92     Not,       2    |             approbabit nunc lucere, etc. The sunlight was the stock
 93     Not,       2    |            like spe rerum potiendi, etc., but of two genitives depending
 94     Not,       2    |             II. 19. Honeste vivere, etc.: in D.F. IV. 14 the finis
 95     Not,       2    |           Sext. P.H. I. 88, II. 32, etc. Terminis ... possessione:
 96     Not,       2    |     noteworthy passage. Omnis ratio etc.: this is the constant language
 97     Not,       2    |           fines bonorum et malorum, etc. Si Polemoneus: i.e. sapiens
 98     Not,       2    |             cf. 59, n. Theophrasto, etc.: n. on I. 33, 35. Dicente:
 99     Not,       2    |        phrases as stare ad cyathum, etc. Carneade: the vocative
100     Not,       2    |             in D.F. IV. 74. Exsules etc.: 136.~§145. Scire negatis:
101     Not,       2    |           Stoics as we saw (II. 38, etc.) analysed sensations into