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 1     Pre              |           view and have explained above. Should this attempt meet
 2     Int,      IV     |         second. From the passages above quoted, and from our knowledge
 3     Int,      IV(301)|                                   Above, pp. xxxvii—xlii.~
 4     Not,       1     |         Of course if quia be read above, eum must be ejected altogether.
 5     Not,       1     |         this, following sive enim above, is a departure from Cic.'
 6     Not,       1     |         my emendation cum for quo above. Philosophice would be a
 7     Not,       1     |           nescient to suit malent above, and is followed by Baiter.
 8     Not,       1     |           be supplied from libris above, so in Ad Att. XIII. 32,
 9     Not,       1     |         also in Varro (in Aug. as above) who often spoke as though
10     Not,       1     |  Nominibus: the same as vocabulis above. Cic. does not observe Varro'
11     Not,       1     |            probably from the line above, Lipsius keeps it and ejects
12     Not,       1     |       rules, so Varro in Aug. (as above) speaks of the certa dogmata
13     Not,       1     |           out, susceptio however, above, is quite enough for both
14     Not,       1     |            cf. also praescriberet above. The phrase is Antiochean;
15     Not,       1     | Aristotelian. See the reff. given above. Nihil enim est quod non
16     Not,       1     |      specie: species here = forma above, the ειδος or μορφη of Arist.
17     Not,       1     |    substance (cf. totam commutari above), which is coherent and
18     Not,       1     |         42. If in utroque be read above, in omni natura will form
19     Not,       1     |          studying the reff. given above, the student might with
20     Not,       1     |   partiretur; this with definiret above well illustrates his licence
21     Not,       1     |          this because of dixerunt above, parts of the verb dicere
22     Not,       2     |       that which lies immediately above them and so illustrate the
23     Not,       2     |     student will observe that the above extracts formed part of
24     Not,       2     |       ready made? (Cf. Ad Att. as above.)~ ~Besides the actual fragments
25     Not,       2     |         and from Sextus as quoted above. The foundation for knowledge
26     Not,       2     |       Guietus thought to be ratio above. Αποδειξις: cf. the definition
27     Not,       2     |        harmony with it. (Sext. as above 175—181.) The word "undisputed,"
28     Not,       2     |           same as nota and signum above. Quo obscurato: so Lamb.
29     Not,       2     |           that falsum = aliam rem above. For the sense cf. Sext.
30     Not,       2     |          anacoluthon from dicatis above. Quonam modo ... nihil sit
31     Not,       2     |          75. Vitium: cf. vitiosum above.~§50. Omnia deum posse:
32     Not,       2     |          invidious than vinolenti above. Illud attendimus: Goer.,
33     Not,       2     |        ipsa re: cf. de causa ipsa above. Respondere posse: for the
34     Not,       2     |           1) Si ulli rei, etc. as above, (2) adsentietur autem aliquando, (
35     Not,       2     |          De Platone: the doctrine above mentioned is an absurd one
36     Not,       2     |         cf. also 77. Epicurus: as above in 19, 79 etc.~§84. Geminum:
37     Not,       2     |        the process of questioning above described can be applied
38     Not,       2     |            Effabimur; cf. effatum above. Hermarchus: not Hermachus,
39     Not,       2     |          either of the two senses above noticed), another which
40     Not,       2     |          placed at perspicuum est above, and a full stop at sustineat.
41     Not,       2     |           to correspond to primum above. Actio ullius rei: n. on
42     Not,       2     |    follows on illo modo urguendum above. Decretum quod: Halm followed
43     Not,       2     |          μηκος απλατες. (Sext. as above), (2) that Cic. has by preference
44     Not,       2     |       beginning at Tune aut inane above. Commenticiis: a favourite
45     Not,       2     |          Illa: cf. illa invidiosa above (144). Dicebas: in 22. Refero: "