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 1     Pre         |          death of that editor. I have never however allowed one of Halm'
 2     Pre         |               1825 at Copenhagen, but never, I believe, reprinted, and
 3     Int,       I|          severest study, but he seems never to have been much attracted
 4     Int,       I|         speech in defence of Roscius, never assigns any other cause
 5     Int,       I|       frequently named by Cicero, but never as an acquaintance. Cratippus
 6     Int,       I|           employed his intellect, but never his heart.~The year 62 released
 7     Int,      II|             ethical standard, we must never forget that it was considered
 8     Int,      II|       oft-repeated statements that he never recanted the doctrines Philo
 9     Int,      II|            sin which the orator could never pardon, for they were completely
10     Int,     III|              is a virtue which Cicero never claims. There is scarcely
11     Int,     III|               to egotism. But it must never be forgotten that at Rome
12     Int,     III|   philosophical encyclopaedia. Cicero never claimed to be more than
13     Int,     III|               xxxi] to the Romans. He never pretended to present new
14     Int,      IV|             De Finibus170. Cicero had never been very intimate with
15     Int,      IV|               possess that they could never even have dreamed of the
16     Int,      IV|              by Cicero, that Rome had never been so unfortunate as to
17     Int,      IV|            probability is that he had never placed himself under the
18     Int,      IV|               I cannot concur. Cicero never appears elsewhere as the
19     Not,       1|                have negaret, but Cic. never writes the subj. after quamquam
20     Not,       1|            nom. Varro, however, would never say that philosophy became
21     Not,       1|        discriptum, the other spelling never.~§18. Ut mihi quidem videtur:
22     Not,       1|           force and matter, which are never actually found apart, though
23     Not,       1|      proceeded to prove that they had never properly belonged to the
24     Not,       2|             minds of the ancients had never taken distinct shape, because
25     Not,       2|      attempted to disprove this; they never tried to show that things
26     Not,       2|        important for us is, that Cic. never seems to have made himself
27     Not,       2|            fleeting and uncertain can never be discovered. Rational
28     Not,       2|               after Wopkens that Cic. never inserts ut after potius
29     Not,       2|           between two phenomena could never be great enough to render
30     Not,       2|            whose characteristic it is never to err in giving his assent (
31     Not,       2|              obliged to opine, but he never will opine therefore he
32     Not,       2|               will opine therefore he never will give his assent. The
33     Not,       2| indistinguishable resemblances exist. Never mind, they seem to exist
34     Not,       2|               Crinitus: ακερσεκομης, "never shorn," as Milton translates
35     Not,       2|          follow any of these? Why, he never even follows the vetus Academia,
36     Not,       2|               the vetus Academia, and never stirs a step from Chrysippus.