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 1     Pre         |   reader the arguments for and against different readings in the
 2     Int,      II|     was the one Academic tenet against which all the other schools [
 3     Int,      II|        busy with their polemic against Zeno and his followers,
 4     Int,     III|  little inclination to cry out against the confusion of Ciceros
 5     Int,      IV|       De Finibus, is intended. Against this view the reasons adduced
 6     Int,      IV|   Cicero took every precaution against anachronisms.~The prooemium
 7     Int,      IV|        must have been directed against the innovations made by
 8     Int,      IV|        Carneades and Arcesilas against [li] the dogmatic schools251.
 9     Int,      IV|    bore his name he had argued against philosophy altogether258,
10     Int,      IV|        the New Academic revolt against the supposed old Academico-Peripatetic
11     Int,      IV|    advance sceptical arguments against experience, which were reserved
12     Int,      IV|        did Cicero defend Philo against the attack of Catulus? Krische
13     Int,      IV|      of the negative arguments against dogmatism, which in ed.
14     Not,       1|        is brought by Aristotle against the Atomists, Met. A, 2.
15     Not,       1|      Academiam, and read erunt against the MSS., making illa plural.
16     Not,       1|     εφιλο τιμηθησαν. Dates are against the theory, see Zeller 500.~§
17     Not,       1|        Stoics loudly protested against their being called either
18     Not,       2|        beyond which the battle against criminals cannot be maintained,
19     Not,       2|   point we must cease to fight against perverse sceptics and let
20     Not,       2|    regarded as having revolted against the Old, all that it did
21     Not,       2|     angry that he wrote a book against his old teacher (11 and
22     Not,       2|     remarks made by the latter against Philo (12).~§1. Luculli:
23     Not,       2| ability? Arcesilas was a rebel against a good philosophy, just
24     Not,       2|       Ti. Gracchus was a rebel against a good government (15).
25     Not,       2|        refused to use violence against the tribunes. The only connection
26     Not,       2|    were brought by each school against the other. In Plutarch Adv.
27     Not,       2|     want of novelty is charged against Arcesilas, and the charge
28     Not,       2|    Numenius treats his polemic against the καταλ. φαντ. as a mere
29     Not,       2|      the sapiens must be proof against the rack; cf. esp. D.F.
30     Not,       2|       em. of Dav. obscurare is against Cic.'s usage, that of Christ
31     Not,       2|  render it impossible to guard against mistaking the one for the
32     Not,       2|   προπετεια constantly brought against the dogmatists by Sext.
33     Not,       2|  weaker than his new arguments against it. Quis enim: so Lamb.
34     Not,       2|      highest position, protest against the truth of sense knowledge,
35     Not,       2|     and Parmenides all declaim against sense knowledge. You said
36     Not,       2|      advanced indeed arguments against sense-knowledge, but held
37     Not,       2|      of my arguments yesterday against the senses. You are thus
38     Not,       2|        am going now to advance against the senses arguments drawn
39     Not,       2|  sensus: he wrote both for and against συνηθεια; cf. R. and P.
40     Not,       2|        arguments of Chrysippus against the senses, quoted the address
41     Not,       2|     told a lie, he establishes against himself not merely that
42     Not,       2|       passage will defend Cic. against the strong censure of Madv. (
43     Not,       2|        fact seems to me strong against the introduction of longitudinem
44     Not,       2|    Cicero is arguing as in 128 against the absurdity of attaching
45     Not,       2|  nobilem), where Cic. protests against being compared to a demagogue,
46     Not,       2|     Relinquit: Orelli relinqui against the MSS.~§139. Polemonis ...
47     Not,       2| Lucullus, do you rouse the mob against me like a seditious tribune