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 1    Abbr              |             De Inventione; Brut. = Brutus; Ad Att. = Ad Atticum; Ad
 2     Int,       I(6)  |                                    Brutus, §309.~
 3     Int,       I(9)  |                                    Brutus, §306.~
 4     Int,       I(12) |                                Cf. Brutus, §§312, 322.~
 5     Int,       I(13) |                                Cf. Brutus, §§312, 314, 316.~
 6     Int,       I(14) |                                    Brutus, §315.~
 7     Int,       I     |          Piso, Varro, Lucullus and Brutus, more or less adhered to
 8     Int,       I(29) |                                    Brutus, §316.~
 9     Int,       I     |           Antiochus and teacher of Brutus. His acquaintance with this
10     Int,       I     |        affectionate mention in the Brutus47. Cicero also speaks in
11     Int,       I(52) |           c. 1 with De Div. I. §5. Brutus, §250.~
12     Int,      IV     |         embarrassing attentions of Brutus167. Before leaving Astura,
13     Int,      IV     |           and Lucullus to Cato and Brutus169. This plan was speedily
14     Int,      IV     |         was already "betrothed" to Brutus, he promised to transfer
15     Int,      IV     | information, on this point: was it Brutus of whom Varro was jealous?
16     Int,      IV     |           Thus although Cicero saw Brutus frequently while at Tusculum,
17     Int,      IV     |         hesitate, let us desert to Brutus, who is also a follower
18     Int,      IV(213)|          esp. De Off. I. §133 with Brutus, §§133, 134.~
19     Int,      IV(215)|                                    Brutus, §222.~
20     Int,      IV(237)|                                    Brutus, §§132, 133, 134, 259. De
21     Int,      IV(238)|                                    Brutus, §132.~
22     Int,      IV     |          Academica, where Cato and Brutus appeared in the place of
23     Int,      IV     |         there can be no doubt that Brutus occupied a more prominent
24     Int,      IV     |          part of Hortensius, while Brutus took that of Lucullus. It
25     Int,      IV     |           eminent an Antiochean as Brutus cannot have been reduced
26     Int,      IV     |       edition276. If this be true, Brutus would not speak at length
27     Int,      IV     |            no doubt transferred to Brutus, but as he has only such
28     Int,      IV     |        close relationship in which Brutus stood to the other persons
29     Int,      IV     |     Senatorial party, and Cato and Brutus lived to be present, with
30     Int,      IV     |            Pompey [lx] and Caesar. Brutus and Cicero were both friends
31     Int,      IV     |           and Aristus, whose pupil Brutus was290.~c. The Second Edition.~
32     Int,      IV(289)|        Paradoxa, §1. D.F. III. §8. Brutus, §119.~
33       I,     III     |           quod agere possimus. 12. Brutus quidem noster, excellens
34     Not,       1     |          instancing the success of Brutus, again begs Varro to write
35     Not,       1     |           exordium of N.D. I.~§12. Brutus: the same praise often recurs
36     Not,       1     |       often recurs in D.F. and the Brutus Graecia desideret so all
37     Not,       1     |            the curious ground that Brutus was not anxious to satisfy
38     Not,       2     |          quoted in De Or. II. 270, Brutus 299. Brutus had written
39     Not,       2     |           Or. II. 270, Brutus 299. Brutus had written an epitome of