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 1     Pre         |    material for illustrating, not merely the language, but also the
 2     Int,      II|         be necessary to know, not merely as they came from the hands
 3     Int,      II|      Panaetius propounded it; not merely the Epicureanism of Epicurus,
 4     Int,      II|          whether they will or no, merely because one of their predecessors
 5     Int,      II|        non-ethical doctrines were merely estimable as supplying a
 6     Int,      II|         for them105. Zeno, who is merely an ignoble craftsman of
 7     Int,      II|  Peripatetic and Stoic ethics was merely one of terms; in the Tusculan
 8     Int,     III|           on a misconception, not merely of Cicero's purpose in writing,
 9     Int,     III|         at Rome such studies were merely the amusement of the wealthy;
10     Int,      IV|       συνταξις, and Academia, are merely descriptive203; so also
11     Int,      IV|        found in many editions, is merely an imitation of the Tusculanae
12     Int,      IV|        shall have little to do. I merely inquire what was their position
13     Int,      IV|            The son, therefore, is merely the mouthpiece of the father,
14     Int,      IV|       exposition of Antiochus was merely superficial260. We are thus
15     Int,      IV|   Socrates264. But Cicero did not merely give a historical summary.
16     Int,      IV|     really out of place, and were merely introduced in order to disarm
17     Int,      IV|           sumpsi Philonis275), he merely attaches Philo's name to
18     Int,      IV|           which Lucullus had been merely a looker-on, the whole party
19     Not,       1|        force, si qui like ειτινες merely means "all who," for a strong
20     Not,       1|           secure. Interrogatio is merely the conclusio or syllogism
21     Not,       1|          intensifies and does not merely explain the first clause,
22     Not,       1|   ποιητικος). But the genitive is merely one of definition, the causae
23     Not,       1|         imply clearness, it means merely "acutely". Quantum possum:
24     Not,       1|         MSS. have contra Philonis merely, exc. Halm's V., which gives
25     Not,       1|            Unless est be taken of merely phenomenal existence (the
26     Not,       1|       regarded the destruction as merely an absorption into the Universal
27     Not,       1|        Zeller as before). This is merely the World God apprehended
28     Not,       1|           in 22 the difference is merely verbal. Beate vivere: the
29     Not,       1|     scarcely true, for Polemo was merely one of Zeno's many teachers (
30     Not,       1|          be repeated but dicerent merely, since only the virtutes
31     Not,       1|           II. 124, n. Superiores: merely the supposed old Academico-Peripatetic
32     Not,       1|         with Antiochus, that Zeno merely renamed old doctrines (cf.
33     Not,       2|          notes on the latter, but merely give the divergences which
34     Not,       2|          now tell (3). He was not merely a general; he was also a
35     Not,       2|        that the word always means merely "disordered, confused" in
36     Not,       2|       This is shown by etiam; not merely the virtues but also all
37     Not,       2|        animus to all animals, not merely anima; see Madv. D.F. V.
38     Not,       2|      Sextus' own explanation. The merely πιθανη is that sensation
39     Not,       2|           notari: signo for nota, merely from love of variety. The
40     Not,       2|         Primo quasi adspectu: the merely πιθανη φαντασια is here
41     Not,       2|       enim: a remark of Lucullus' merely. Quod sit a vero: cf. Munio
42     Not,       2|         ορος of the Academics was merely founded on probability,
43     Not,       2|         Ut si qui: the ut here is merely "as," "for instance," cf.
44     Not,       2|          are merged into one, but merely that when one of them is
45     Not,       2|           Academic scepticism was merely external and polemically
46     Not,       2|          do you see that I do not merely name, but take for my models
47     Not,       2|   obscuros sed tenebricosos: "not merely dim but darkened." There
48     Not,       2|         which exist ετεηι and not merely νομωι as appearances do.
49     Not,       2| distinguished by Cic., the latter merely implying the mechanic exercise
50     Not,       2|          things in themselves but merely dealt with the appearances
51     Not,       2|        only he dreamed it," i.e. "merely because he dreamed it."
52     Not,       2|           be condemned as useless merely because it is unable to
53     Not,       2|   establishes against himself not merely that he has told a lie,
54     Not,       2|         it means, like ολιγωρειν, merely to neglect or pass by. Effabimur;
55     Not,       2|     absolutely and withholding it merely so far as to deny the certainty
56     Not,       2|           approval or disapproval merely based on probability. For
57     Not,       2|         affirm anything, but will merely give a qualified 'yes' or '
58     Not,       2|       omni illa qualitate. I have merely bracketed carentem, though
59     Not,       2|       after these words Halm puts merely a comma, and inserting respondere
60     Not,       2|          with in 91—98 here it is merely considered with a view to
61     Not,       2|    Adverterat: the best MSS. give merely adverat, but on the margin
62     Not,       2|      according to the Stoics, but merely were εν προκοπηι; see Diog.
63     Not,       2|         aut. Halm reads ut ea non merely, but I prefer the reading