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 1     Pre         |     work of Davies, though in every way far superior to that
 2     Pre         |   Madvig, on whose foundation every succeeding editor of Cicero
 3     Int,       I|     His own statements, after every deduction necessitated by
 4     Int,       I|      leaf from being lost.... Every day I find greater satisfaction
 5     Int,       I|       truth, his appetite for every kind of literature was insatiable,
 6     Int,      II|      out what can be said for every view. It is a positive duty
 7     Int,      II|     to discuss all aspects of every question, after the example
 8     Int,      II|     Academic sips the best of every school85. He roams in the
 9     Int,      II|     completely indifferent to every adornment and beauty of
10     Int,     III|     to bring within its scope every topic which Greek philosophers
11     Int,      IV|     changed his plans. Nearly every letter written to Atticus
12     Int,      IV|    xliii] meliora." Still, on every occasion which offered,
13     Int,      IV|     his dialogues Cicero took every precaution against anachronisms.~
14     Not,       1|      kind after haec ipsa. On every ground the reading of Madv.
15     Not,       1|      coincides with Cic.'s in every particular. Even the inexplicabilis
16     Not,       1|     in powerfully influencing every other sect, and it placed
17     Not,       1|      253, qu. Zeller 88. Thus every καταληπτικη φαντασια, instead
18     Not,       2|       I maintain the truth of every sensation, Epicurus must
19     Not,       2|       true, partly false, (2) every sensation which proceeds
20     Not,       2|   innumerable worlds exist in every particular similar to ours,
21     Not,       2|     one is disputed viz. that every true sensation has side
22     Not,       2|   editions of Cic. exx. occur every few pages. If iacet were
23     Not,       2| because it is unable to solve every problem presented to it.