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 1     Int,       I|    remained to the end of his life a friend of Cicero, who
 2     Int,       I|     his spirit throughout his life. He was before all things
 3     Int,       I|         At this period of his life Cicero spent much time in
 4     Int,       I|    give a fair picture of his life at this time. He especially
 5     Int,       I|   returns unreservedly to the life most in accordance with
 6     Int,       I|    during that portion of his life which preceded the writing
 7     Int,       I|       a wonderfully energetic life69. Did the scope of this
 8     Int,      II|     within which the ordinary life of the school was carried
 9     Int,      II| position of Antiochus, that a life enriched by virtue, but
10     Int,     III|       the total devotion of a life to them seemed well enough
11     Int,      IV|  brilliant period of Cicero's life, Catulus was one of the
12     Int,      IV|      Rome, and his character, life, and influence are often
13     Int,      IV|      not only glorious in his life, but fortunate in his death221.~
14     Int,      IV|     the greatest glory of his life, the title "Father of his
15     Int,      IV|     the main facts of Varro's life the student must be referred
16     Int,      IV| points of contact between his life and that of Cicero, with
17     Not,       1|       Pope "lives through all life, extends through all extent".
18     Not,       2|      luminary and the lamp of life," and cf. Sext. Adv. Math.
19     Not,       2|    senses, throw the whole of life into confusion (31). Some
20     Not,       2|       away with all action in life (38, 39).~§37. Explicabamus:
21     Not,       2|   many other circumstances in life. All this talk about dreamers,
22     Not,       2|      is required for ordinary life (104).~98. Tortuosum: similar