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 1     Pre         |      Goerenz, is very deficient when judged by the criticism
 2     Pre         |  judgment was better cultivated when the student had to fight
 3     Int,       I|  Plutarch. Cicero himself, even when mentioning his speech in
 4     Int,       I|      shall have to treat later, when I shall attempt to estimate
 5     Int,       I|         77 to the year 68 B.C., when the series of letters begins,
 6     Int,       I|  busiest political occupations, when he was working his hardest
 7     Int,       I|    drawn in the De Republica59; when he thinks of Caesar, Plato'
 8     Int,       I|   present to [xiii] his mind60; when, he deliberates about the
 9     Int,      II|     book of the De Finibus, and when the discrepancy is pointed
10     Int,      II|        kept clear of dialectic; when he brought dialectic to
11     Int,      II|         was this the case, that when Cicero wrote the Academica
12     Int,      II|          Even in the De Legibus when the dialogue turns on a
13     Int,     III|     sources. Indeed at the time when he wrote, originality would
14     Int,     III|      Christian religion itself.~When Cicero began to write, the
15     Int,     III|        all mention of Lucretius when speaking of these Roman
16     Int,     III|          He is within his right when he claims praise for not
17     Int,      IV|    still in an unfinished state when Cicero began to revise the
18     Int,      IV|       time, then," says Cicero, when he gets the letter, "you
19     Int,      IV|    although you had not read it when you wrote. I long to hear
20     Int,      IV|         judgment upon them, but when will he read them?" Varro
21     Int,      IV|   fortnight of August, 45 B.C., when Cicero was hard at work
22     Int,      IV|        the Academica, at a time when the fate of the second edition
23     Int,      IV|         and often subsequently, when he most markedly mentioned
24     Int,      IV|    ancient worthies of Rome216. When he opposes the Manilian
25     Int,      IV|        in the same year, except when Cinna held the office, may
26     Int,      IV|       xlvii] ~We have seen that when Cicero found it too late
27     Int,      IV|           Appeal is made to him when any question is started
28     Int,      IV|    opinions. In the De Oratore, when he speaks of the visit of
29     Int,      IV|  disputants274. It follows that when Cicero, in his letter of
30     Int,      IV|       as still living, although when the words were written he
31     Int,      IV|       were pressing upon Cicero when he wrote the work are kept
32     Int,      IV|     fish-ponds287. In his train when he went to Sicily was the
33     Int,      IV|          c. The Second Edition.~When Cicero dedicated the Academica
34     Not,       1|          possum, and such verbs when an infinitive can be readily
35     Not,       1|         thought of as separate. When force impresses form on
36     Not,       1|         is this; passive matter when worked upon by an active
37     Not,       1|    passing into actual τοδε τι, when affected by the form. (Cf.
38     Not,       1|   sequence of cause upon cause. When the World God is called
39     Not,       1|        earlier than Chrysippus, when it became distinctive of
40     Not,       1|         he had intended to talk when he began the sentence; I
41     Not,       1|     απαξια need not surprise us when we reflect (1) on the excessive
42     Not,       1|         is barely possible, but when the conjunctions go with
43     Not,       1|         248, D.F. III. passim). When the ‛ηγεμονικον was in a
44     Not,       1|        state, there was virtue, when it became disordered there
45     Not,       2|        in different conditions, when young and when old, when
46     Not,       2|      conditions, when young and when old, when sick and when
47     Not,       2|        when young and when old, when sick and when healthy, when
48     Not,       2|         when old, when sick and when healthy, when sober and
49     Not,       2|     when sick and when healthy, when sober and when drunken,
50     Not,       2|         healthy, when sober and when drunken, are brought forward
51     Not,       2|       Book III., and that Cic., when he changed the scene from
52     Not,       2|        the kind. Are they then, when they meet, to be silent
53     Not,       2|       called "Old Academy," and when Cic. wrote the Academica
54     Not,       2|       Tib. Gracchus was killed, when he refused to use violence
55     Not,       2|         might really be in pain when he fancied himself in pleasure,
56     Not,       2|        only called απερισπαστος when examination has shown all
57     Not,       2|        that they command assent when they so closely resemble
58     Not,       2| argument by ερωταται και τουτο, when there is nothing interrogatory
59     Not,       2|   require before giving assent. When we have wakened from the
60     Not,       2|       into one, but merely that when one of them is present,
61     Not,       2|       been inserted by copyists when sed, tamen, or some such
62     Not,       2|     words first with Antiochus. When he was converted, what proof
63     Not,       2|      both of two related things when a word is inserted like
64     Not,       2|    sense, and pointing out that when awake Ennius did not assent
65     Not,       2|       cannot always reply "No." When he begins to answer "Yes,"
66     Not,       2|         this sophism does, that when a man truly states that
67     Not,       2|     telling a lie at the moment when he makes the true statement.
68     Not,       2|       but only of water, which, when pure and deep, is dark in
69     Not,       2|         the difficulty vanishes when we reflect that approbare
70     Not,       2|            which I had not read when this note was first written.
71     Not,       2|        has habuerunt. Positum: "when laid down" or "assumed."~§
72     Not,       2|         the Greek names in -es. When we consider how difficult
73     Not,       2|        statue is six feet high. When you admit that all things
74     Not,       2|      pleasure to herself (139). When I hear the several pleadings
75     Not,       2|         on Orelli's suggestion. When several relative pronouns
76     Not,       2|       with the arts altogether? When you have got the crowd together,
77     Not,       2|        says that even καταληψις when it arises in the mind of