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 1     Pre         |          attempt is made to impart such instruction in the Ancient
 2     Pre         |          embody in an Introduction such information concerning Cicero'
 3     Pre         |            in my own language upon such philosophical difficulties
 4     Int,       I|        many friends of the latter, such as Piso, Varro, Lucullus
 5     Int,       I|     Academica28 he is mentioned in such a way as to show that he
 6     Int,       I|        Optimates; to this he added such reading as his leisure would
 7     Int,       I|        writings of [x] the Greeks, such as Theophrastus and Dicaearchus39.
 8     Int,       I|             which does not include such indirect indications of
 9     Int,      II|       establishment of a criterion such as would suffice to distinguish
10     Int,      II|           to see what there was in such a tenet to attract Cicero.
11     Int,     III|        confusion of Ciceros ideas. Such outcry, now so common, is
12     Int,     III|            imitators, who obtained such a favourable reception,
13     Int,     III|      strange to find Cicero making such elaborate apologies as he
14     Int,     III|          be forgotten that at Rome such studies were merely the
15     Int,     III|          who were ready to condemn such pursuits altogether, and
16     Int,      IV|          busy city137.~It was amid such surroundings that the Academica
17     Int,      IV|          are mentioned together in such a way as to show that the
18     Int,      IV|            him often in the future such minor parts179. A suggestion
19     Int,      IV|         would rely if Pompey, with such gigantic power concentrated
20     Int,      IV|     knowledge of Cicero's habit in such matters, we can have no
21     Int,      IV|         Carneades and Clitomachus, such as Catulus undoubtedly was247,
22     Int,      IV|           of Antiochus, that [lii] such a basis was provided by
23     Int,      IV|         Catulus254 need only imply such a bare statement on the
24     Int,      IV|          at all the same thing259. Such a historical résumé as I
25     Int,      IV|          whom it was named. To any such conversion we have nowhere
26     Int,      IV|            expressly tells us that such sceptical paradoxes as were
27     Int,      IV|            however, was in my view such as any cultivated man might
28     Int,      IV|         Brutus, but as he has only such a slight connection with
29     Int,      IV|         are made to recent events, such as the utter overthrow of
30     Int,      IV|   addressed to his real intimates, such for instance as Sulpicius,
31     Not,       1|            the contracted forms of such subjunctives, as well as
32     Not,       1|          for enim (exc. Halm's G). Such a combination of pronouns
33     Not,       1|             from res to artibus is such as Cic. loves. Ceteris:
34     Not,       1|           however is impossible in such a place in Cic. (cf. M.D.F.
35     Not,       1|            volo, malo, possum, and such verbs when an infinitive
36     Not,       1|             306, Ad Fam. II. 8, or such like passages. Attius: the
37     Not,       1|        justify the MSS. reading by such passages as D.F. I. 39,
38     Not,       1|   Antiochus probably made light of such dialectical controversies
39     Not,       1|        unable to gain knowledge of such things as were either too
40     Not,       1|       theory of flux is carried to such an extent as to destroy
41     Not,       1|          himself. I can only treat such points as are involved in
42     Not,       1|            old physical principles such as that of Democritus (ου
43     Not,       2|         that the eye and hand need such guides shows how untrustworthy
44     Not,       2|          difficulties of the kind, such as those connected with
45     Not,       2|         improbable. The words bear such a striking resemblance to
46     Not,       2|          in these dialogues had no such knowledge show that they
47     Not,       2|          on 18. Tenebras obducere: such expressions abound in Cic.
48     Not,       2|             N.D. I. 6. Non defuit: such patronage was wanting in
49     Not,       2|           nothing new to him about such a doctrine. The Stoics by
50     Not,       2|          be known at all unless by such marks as can appertain to
51     Not,       2|           which produce sensations such as might have been produced
52     Not,       2|           denotes false sensations such as have only a slight degree
53     Not,       2|           quod fieri debuerit." As such passages are often misunderstood,
54     Not,       2|          or something of the kind. Such a condition may be expressed
55     Not,       2|           The Latin subj. has many such points of similarity with
56     Not,       2|         Academics fail to see that such doctrines do away with all
57     Not,       2|            other passage where any such doctrine is assigned to
58     Not,       2|           when sed, tamen, or some such word, comes in the following
59     Not,       2|     admiration he had shown ... to such an extent that, etc." Iocansne
60     Not,       2|        that I suspect hoc, or some such word, to have fallen out
61     Not,       2|           cf. Madv. Gram. 406, and such expressions as dicere solebat
62     Not,       2|            the subj., "which is of such a nature as to have lasted".
63     Not,       2| recognising Cotta. You say that no such indistinguishable resemblances
64     Not,       2|         about the saner moments of such people; the question is,
65     Not,       2|         ομοιον, μεταξυ, μεσος, and such words. Eodem caelo atque:
66     Not,       2|           of the sorites and other such sophisms lies entirely in
67     Not,       2|       applied to any relative term such as these are. For the omission
68     Not,       2|            strange ellipse of some such words as id efficiatur,
69     Not,       2|          for Clitomachus did allow such visa to stand as were sufficient
70     Not,       2|            Approbari: sc. putavit. Such changes of construction
71     Not,       2|           at the same time that in such exx. neither ita nor idem,
72     Not,       2|           upbraid me for believing such monstrous falsehoods (125).
73     Not,       2|        also in 128 at paulum ante. Such breaks often occur in Cic.,
74     Not,       2|           How am I to choose among such conflicting theories? (134)
75     Not,       2|        waiting on the senate;" cf. such phrases as stare ad cyathum,
76     Not,       2|           that a laudatory epithet such as ingeniosissimi is necessary.