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 1     Int,       I| Epicurean Phaedrus, then at Rome because of the unsettled state of
 2     Int,       I|         emphasis on these facts, because of the idea now spread abroad
 3     Int,      II|          they will or no, merely because one of their predecessors
 4     Int,     III|         it. It is only, he says, because the energy of the nation
 5     Int,      IV|        of Varro, and the more so because he wishes it, but you know
 6     Int,      IV|      This warning was necessary, because Balbus and Caerellia had
 7     Not,       1|          of truth, but the mind, because it alone saw the permanently
 8     Not,       1|     Dixerunt: Halm brackets this because of dixerunt above, parts
 9     Not,       2|      never taken distinct shape, because it had met with no opposition.
10     Not,       2|           Quae ... abstruserit: "because she has hidden." Alii autem:
11     Not,       2|        214 c.~§61. Amicissimum: "because you are my dear friend".
12     Not,       2|        who desires not the light because he is blind. Yet I would
13     Not,       2|         so much reproach the god because my vision is narrow, as
14     Not,       2|          my vision is narrow, as because it deceives me (80, 81).
15     Not,       2|          not yearn for the light because it does not know what light
16     Not,       2|        dreamed it," i.e. "merely because he dreamed it." Aeque ac
17     Not,       2|     nothing (93). If you refrain because you cannot answer, your
18     Not,       2|      condemned as useless merely because it is unable to solve every
19     Not,       2|      relative pronoun, not as = "because." This transposition certainly
20     Not,       2|        doubts about this passage because considero does not belong
21     Not,       2|        do not think me a praetor because I am not a sapiens." "That,"
22     Not,       2|         the reading I have given because of Cicero's fondness for