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 1     Pre         | philosophical views and the literary history of the Academica as could
 2     Int,       I|          maxims of philosophy35; the history of his consulship, in Latin
 3     Int,       I|              year the Academica, the history of which I shall trace elsewhere,
 4     Int,     III|          progress has been made. The history of Roman oratory is referred
 5     Int,     III|           original criticisms on its history. The only thing he proclaims
 6     Int,      IV|                                  IV. History of the Academica.~On the
 7     Int,      IV|             forth in plain terms the history of the genesis of the book,
 8     Int,      IV|       account is given by him of the history of Greek speculation in
 9     Int,      IV|        language237. He had written a history of his own deeds, in the
10     Int,      IV|              he gave a résumé of the history of philosophy, corresponding
11     Int,      IV|              was to justify from the history of philosophy the position
12     Int,      IV|              by Pliny in the Natural History as the patron of Greek artists.
13     Not,       1|               Antiochus' view of the history of Philosophy. First part
14     Not,       1|            11—13. A good view of the history of the doctrine of the four
15     Not,       1|         εστιν ελαχιστον μεγεθος. The history of ancient opinion on this
16     Not,       2|               Rebus gestis: military history, so often. Divinam quandam
17     Not,       2|               rather "memoirs" than "history," which is better expressed
18     Not,       2|  Theophrastus: who wrote much on the history of philosophy, see R. and
19     Not,       2|           and Epicurus, a continuous history. The Megarian system was