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1 Not, 1| is Halm's; thus the whole sentence, so far, explains the difficulty 2 Not, 1| or potential force in the sentence; see M.D.F. III. 70. Nothing 3 Not, 1| this, like the whole of the sentence in which it stands, is intensely 4 Not, 1| αρχην, Stob. II. 6, 7. This sentence is covertly aimed at the 5 Not, 1| Antiochus would allow), the sentence does not represent the belief 6 Not, 1| Quamquam oriretur: the sentence is inexact, it is knowledge 7 Not, 1| is mentioned in the next sentence being the other; see Zeller 8 Not, 1| reason for placing this sentence after the words quae minoris 9 Not, 1| latter part of the same sentence and in the succeeding sentence. ( 10 Not, 1| sentence and in the succeeding sentence. (The remainder has its 11 Not, 1| to talk when he began the sentence; I believe that pluris aestimanda 12 Not, 1| will appear if the whole sentence be read uno haustu; Zeller 13 Not, 2| that illa in the former sentence cannot be the subj. of the 14 Not, 2| in the early part of the sentence, all of them alike depend 15 Not, 2| destroys the point of the sentence. Quod nolunt: cf. 44. An 16 Not, 2| here would perhaps make the sentence clearer. The words are a 17 Not, 2| Quoque ... argumento: the sentence is anacoluthic, the broken 18 Not, 2| form of the conditional sentence is illustrated in Madv. 19 Not, 2| the broken thread of the sentence. Id est: n. on I. 8. Evertit: 20 Not, 2| decreta implied in the last sentence. Some MSS. have ille, while 21 Not, 2| mistake to suppose this sentence incomplete, like Halm, who 22 Not, 2| destroyed the whole point of the sentence, which is not that the sapiens 23 Not, 2| deus, etc. part of the same sentence. Bait. follows. Nostra causa: