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 1     Pre         |        have therefore added very many references from my own reading,
 2     Int,       I|    rhetoric, and belles lettres. Many ambitious works in the last
 3     Int,       I|    strengthened by the fact that many friends of the latter, such
 4     Int,       I|   knowledge by converse with his many Roman friends who had a
 5     Int,       I|         years 68—62 B.C., afford many proofs of the abiding strength
 6     Int,       I|         De Legibus, written amid many distracting occupations;
 7     Int,       I|     expose the groundlessness of many feelings and judgments now
 8     Int,      II|       shall find a key to unlock many difficulties in Cicero's
 9     Int,      II|   confirmed by the fact that for many years before Cicero wrote,
10     Int,      II|         the late Peripatetics of many Stoic doctrines, which they
11     Int,      II|      Cicero contrives to correct many of the extravagances of
12     Int,     III|     idleness or worse, as did so many of the most prominent men
13     Int,     III|           praised the books, and many were incited both to read
14     Int,      IV|          to much controversy148. Many scholars, including Madvig,
15     Int,      IV| Academicae Quaestiones, found in many editions, is merely an imitation
16     Int,      IV|        Catulus the elder.~In the many passages where Cicero speaks
17     Int,      IV|     Latin style made him seem to many the only speaker of the
18     Int,      IV|        Cimmerium, round which so many legends lingered279. The
19     Int,      IV|     written he had been dead for many years282. The surprise of
20     Int,      IV|         is very dramatic283. The many political and private troubles
21     Int,      IV|          time of composition293. Many allusions are made to recent
22     Int,      IV|        is worth remark. Halm (as many before him had done) places
23     Not,       1|         the Atomists, Met. A, 2. Many editors from Lamb. to Halm
24     Not,       1|       made to say that he stated many things dialectically, in
25     Not,       1|   noteworthy. Percussus volnere: many edd. give the frequent variant
26     Not,       1|          schools. For multiplex "many sided," cf. T.D. V. 11.
27     Not,       1|      shall see later. Ac primum: many MSS. and edd. primam, cf.
28     Not,       1|        20. Ingeniis: rejected by many (so Halm), but cf. T.D.
29     Not,       1|       Heraclitus, and cast aside many refinements of Aristotle
30     Not,       1|     αντιφασις of the One and the Many, denied παν μεγεθος διαιρετον
31     Not,       1|         was merely one of Zeno's many teachers (Diog. VII. 2,
32     Not,       2| fragments of the second edition, many indications of its contents
33     Not,       2|          Introd. p. 30. Reliqui: many MSS. insert qui by dittographia,
34     Not,       2|     without a representative for many years. Cf. Introd. p. 21.
35     Not,       2|          has been made during so many centuries by the investigations
36     Not,       2|         the investigations of so many men of ability? Arcesilas
37     Not,       2|      brilliant support (16). Now many dogmatists think that no
38     Not,       2|    nothing, for he will do so in many other circumstances in life.
39     Not,       2| explanation. The Latin subj. has many such points of similarity
40     Not,       2|         which has wrongly caused many edd. either to read respondere (
41     Not,       2|           Even Chrysippus stated many difficulties concerning
42     Not,       2|       before negant, at which so many edd. take offence. Tactu
43     Not,       2|        follow probability, as in many instances the Stoic sapiens
44     Not,       2|    sapiens is not made of stone; many things seem to him true;
45     Not,       2|         stand in D.F. I. 43, and many other places (see his note).
46     Not,       2|       modern times, rejects very many clauses of the kind in the
47     Not,       2|     impossible (108). But surely many actions of the dogmatist
48     Not,       2|        in 116. Si quae: Halm and many edd. have se, quae. But
49     Not,       2|        Em. 114), after producing many exx. of the reflexive pronoun
50     Not,       2|        is found, but he produces many instances with puto, which
51     Not,       2|      ethical standard! I pass by many abandoned systems like that
52     Not,       2|   Antiochus probat: the germs of many Stoic and Antiochean doctrines
53     Not,       2|    repugnarem in 112. Tollendum: many edd. have gone far astray