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 1     Pre         |     purposes of education, which is thus made to rest on memory alone.
 2     Int,       I|         orator was now barred.10~We thus see that before Cicero was
 3     Int,       I|             at the time, and Cicero thus writes to Atticus: "If you
 4     Int,      II|        Philo had taught him? Simply thus. Arcesilas, Carneades, and
 5     Int,     III|            the belief that he could thus do his country a real service.
 6     Int,      IV|            work Madvig suspects155, thus obtains its natural meaning.
 7     Int,      IV|         being actually carried out. Thus although Cicero saw Brutus
 8     Int,      IV|           with from Varro. He wrote thus to Atticus: "I tell you
 9     Int,      IV|          peculiarly congenial task. Thus the commendation bestowed
10     Int,      IV|        Philo had wrongly abandoned. Thus Philo becomes the central
11     Int,      IV|       merely superficial260. We are thus relieved from the necessity
12     Not,       1|        write i everywhere, we shall thus, I believe, be far nearer
13     Not,       1|              Rhetor, however is not thus used in Cic.'s phil. works.
14     Not,       1|            interrogation is Halm's; thus the whole sentence, so far,
15     Not,       1|        followed by Baiter. Varro is thus made to say that he stated
16     Not,       1|             this motion and is ever thus on the move." Ultro citroque
17     Not,       1|          pet MS. writes esse rerum, thus giving an almost perfect
18     Not,       1|     probably from Plato's Tim. 35 A thus translated by Cic., Tim.
19     Not,       1|                quod aut ita essent; thus making Antiochus assert
20     Not,       1|             Orator 3, but not quite thus. I have sometimes thought
21     Not,       1|         Ignorance (41). Perception, thus defined, he regarded as
22     Not,       1|            set out the difficulties thus: Cic. appears at first sight
23     Not,       1|            VII. 253, qu. Zeller 88. Thus every καταληπτικη φαντασια,
24     Not,       1|            dicere are however often thus repeated by Cic.~§45. Ne
25     Not,       2|           The argument probably ran thus: What seems so level as
26     Not,       2|           day before (10). He spoke thus: At Alexandria I heard discussions
27     Not,       2|            Ut potuerint, potuerunt: thus Lamb. corrected the MSS.
28     Not,       2|         definition and condenses it thus; his signis verum posse
29     Not,       2|           cf. my n. on the passage. Thus defined, he most likely
30     Not,       2|           pleasure, and vice versa; thus the distinction between
31     Not,       2|           D.F. IV. 30 explains this thus; ista ratione si quis ...
32     Not,       2|           as usual on the principle thus described in D.F. III. 14
33     Not,       2|             46). The sceptics argue thus: you allow that mere phantom
34     Not,       2|          the emphatic ille is often thus introduced by itself in
35     Not,       2|           knew all about" Catiline. Thus ended Lucullus, amid the
36     Not,       2|            the Stoics may be stated thus suo quidque genere est tale,
37     Not,       2|            Summary. Cic. much moved thus begins. The strength of
38     Not,       2|           the passage be translated thus, "Carneades sometimes granted
39     Not,       2|            Carneades would then run thus, (1) Si ulli rei, etc. as
40     Not,       2|            of Arcesilas may be seen thus (76). Zeno held strongly
41     Not,       2|            Arcesilas' conduct would thus gain in point. Qy, should
42     Not,       2|         against the senses. You are thus acting like the Epicureans,
43     Not,       2|        eject cerno regionem. We are thus left with the slight change
44     Not,       2|             IV. 62 we learn that he thus parodied the line qu. in
45     Not,       2|             Cic. in De Or. III. 162 thus continues the quotation, "
46     Not,       2|            may be briefly described thus: A asks B whether one grain
47     Not,       2|             63. Superbus es: I have thus corrected the MSS. responde
48     Not,       2|     mentiris igitur. The fallacy is thus hit by Petrus Valentia (
49     Not,       2| αναποδεικτος of the Stoic logic ran thus ει ‛ημερα εστι, φως εστιν ...
50     Not,       2|         Plat Theaet. 191 sq. Siron: thus Madv. on D.F. II. 119 writes
51     Not,       2|          Halm sapientemne was read, thus was destroyed the whole
52     Not,       2|             this asseverative ne is thus always closely joined with
53     Not,       2|           is approved by Madv., who thus explains it (Em. 185) "cum
54     Not,       2|   disserebat). The finis therefore, thus stated, is not different