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 1     Int,      IV|           of Cicero. We are quite certain that the book was written
 2     Int,      IV|          his Academia, but we are certain from the letters to Atticus
 3     Int,      IV|        sapientia, which implies a certain knowledge of philosophy.
 4     Not,       1|           reason may sift out the certain from the uncertain. Res
 5     Not,       1|        The em. is rendered almost certain by mutavit in 40, commutatio
 6     Not,       1|      αρεται. Trans. "but spoke of certain excellences as perfected
 7     Not,       1|      tenet held by Socrates to be certain; and maintained that since
 8     Not,       2|         be maintained, so after a certain point we must cease to fight
 9     Not,       2|           better. I am not at all certain that the MSS. reading needs
10     Not,       2|          the mind, which are in a certain way perceptions of sense,
11     Not,       2|         wisdom if she has nothing certain to guide her? There must
12     Not,       2| perception is impossible, to be a certain perception of their minds.
13     Not,       2|           hold that no absolutely certain method for distinguishing
14     Not,       2|   Reasoning can only proceed upon certain premisses. Again to say
15     Not,       2|           49). The admission of a certain amount of similarity between
16     Not,       2|          elucidation, I cannot be certain.]~§§54—63. Summary. The
17     Not,       2|          condemn the defendant if certain facts were proved, unless
18     Not,       2|         facts were proved, unless certain other facts were proved;
19     Not,       2|         on D.F. III. 67 notices a certain looseness in the use of