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 1     Int,      IV     |     speech is correct, [liv] it follows that Cicero in his reply
 2     Int,      IV     |       all the disputants274. It follows that when Cicero, in his
 3     Int,      IV(303)|    Leben des Cicero, I. p. 655, follows Müller.~
 4     Not,       1     |         i.e. the question which follows; cf. requiris in 4. Tecum
 5     Not,       1     |         Cic. an accusative only follows nequeo, volo, malo, possum,
 6     Not,       1     |        The doctrine of the text follows at once. Cf. Zeller, pp.
 7     Not,       1     |    reason being virtue (20), it follows that the Stoic sapiens must
 8     Not,       2     |    detrahamus: the dative often follows this verb, as in D.F. III.
 9     Not,       2     |   παρενθετικως! Orelli actually follows him. For the phrase cf.
10     Not,       2     | consideration I elucidate it as follows. The whole is an attempt
11     Not,       2     |      and the εποχη of Arcesilas follows at once (77, 78).~§72. De
12     Not,       2     |         understand the passage, follows Christ in reading desiderant (
13     Not,       2     |       one is admitted the other follows of course.~§97. Excipiantur:
14     Not,       2     |         satis esse vobis: Bait. follows Madv. in placing a comma
15     Not,       2     |        general sense will be as follows. "There are two kinds of
16     Not,       2     |       Ant. Ut hoc ipsum: the ut follows on illo modo urguendum above.
17     Not,       2     |        reads adderet, and Bait. follows, while Kayser proposes adhaereret,
18     Not,       2     |        the same sentence. Bait. follows. Nostra causa: Cic. always
19     Not,       2     |    honestae species viro. Bait. follows Halm. Tu ... copulabis:
20     Not,       2     |      adscisci et probari) Bait. follows Halm. Ratum ... fixum: cf.
21     Not,       2     |       these? Why, he never even follows the vetus Academia, and