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1 Int, I| conviction that the old judicial system of Rome was overthrown for 2 Int, II| pedigree. Compared with its system, all other philosophies 3 Int, II| absolutely alone, their system was grossly unintellectual, 4 Int, III| need of any speculative system; while the general decay 5 Int, IV| concerned himself more with the system of the later than with that 6 Int, IV| extent in the Antiochean system, all of which Lucullus is 7 Not, 1| of setting forth the true system of physics. If quoniam is 8 Not, 1| considered most valuable in his system. The ideal theory, however, 9 Not, 1| 3. The root of Plato's system is the ιδεα of the Good, 10 Not, 1| Aristotle from founding his system on the abstract φυσις, that 11 Not, 1| Propertius' elegies. Auctoritas: "system". Inquit: sc. Atticus of 12 Not, 2| the reason, in the Stoic system. Cf. M.D.F. III. 21, V. 13 Not, 2| the whole of Carneades' system (98). Carneades laid down 14 Not, 2| keep an elaborate dogmatic system like yours free from mistakes ( 15 Not, 2| us consider however what system not I, but the sapiens is 16 Not, 2| must reject (118). Whatever system he selects he must know 17 Not, 2| absolutely either to his system or to yours (121). All these 18 Not, 2| is better to choose any system rather than none, I choose 19 Not, 2| course one in the Stoic system. Ether is the finest fire, 20 Not, 2| continuous history. The Megarian system was indeed an ethical development