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 1     Pre         |        purpose which I have kept in view and have explained above.
 2     Int,      II|           in the Academica Cicero's view of the first problem: that
 3     Int,      II|          what can be said for every view. It is a positive duty to
 4     Int,      II|        Disputations, he maintains a view entirely at variance with
 5     Int,      II|           who, in the rough popular view which regarded ethics mainly
 6     Int,      II|            Academy to the New. This view is confirmed by the fact
 7     Int,     III|            we get any full or clear view of it. Any one who attempts
 8     Int,     III|  philosophical, even in the ancient view, which preceded the Academica,
 9     Int,      IV|           is intended. Against this view the reasons adduced by Krische
10     Int,      IV|   simultaneously at Astura.~Another view of the συνταγματα in question
11     Int,      IV|          reasons, decides that this view is unsatisfactory, and prefers
12     Int,      IV|             equally affects the old view maintained by Madvig.~[xxxvi] ~
13     Int,      IV|       interlocutor, a more detailed view of his accomplishments.
14     Int,      IV|           undoubtedly was247, could view with indifference the latest
15     Int,      IV|            reason in favour of this view is the difficulty of understanding
16     Int,      IV|         speech already made. On the view I have taken, there would
17     Int,      IV|            by Cicero himself. If my view of the preceding speech
18     Int,      IV|      Hortensius, however, was in my view such as any cultivated man
19     Int,      IV|         lingered279. The scenery in view was magnificent280. As the
20     Int,      IV|            which arose from a wrong view of Nonius' quotations, which
21     Not,       1|             81.~§§15—42. Antiochus' view of the history of Philosophy.
22     Not,       1| philosophiam: this, the Xenophontic view of Socrates, was the popular
23     Not,       1|             Dei, VIII. 4). The same view is supposed to be found
24     Not,       1|             116 [I dissent from his view of Aristotle's evidence],
25     Not,       1|             footnotes. The clearest view of Aristotle's doctrine
26     Not,       1|         indifferently For the Stoic view of ποιοτης, see Zeller,
27     Not,       1|           and Topica, 11—13. A good view of the history of the doctrine
28     Not,       1|             to the whole Antiochean view as given in II. 12—64, cf.
29     Not,       1|             here of Antiochus' real view with Cicero's reminiscences
30     Not,       1|        ethics; we have here a Stoic view of him transmitted through
31     Not,       1|           branch of the ληπτα. This view of Madvig's is strongly
32     Not,       1|          treat largely of the Stoic view of emotions.) Wesenberg,
33     Not,       1|           VIII. with notes) For his view of sensation and thought
34     Not,       1|           78 seems to take the same view, but I have not come across
35     Not,       2|          their own way. See another view in Krische, p. 62.~13. Krische
36     Not,       2|           not allow of a more exact view of his doctrine. Modern
37     Not,       2|    consisted. He denied the popular view of Arcesilas and Carneades,
38     Not,       2|            verbis: of course with a view to showing that nothing
39     Not,       2|              Em. 150. For Epicurus' view of sensation see n. on 79,
40     Not,       2|        essent, and you get the real view of the Academic, who would
41     Not,       2|           to induce me to change my view (63).~§54. Ne hoc quidem:
42     Not,       2|            who maintained the Stoic view, was practically refuted
43     Not,       2|          praeclarum prospectum: the view was a favourite one with
44     Not,       2|          Evertit: for the Epicurean view of Dialectic see R. and
45     Not,       2|            Carneades, "is Diogenes' view, not mine" (137). Chrysippus
46     Not,       2|           this is quite a different view from that in 131; yet another
47     Not,       2|            merely considered with a view to the choice of the supposed