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 1     Int,      II|      define with clearness the position of Cicero as a student of
 2     Int,      II|       explicitly rejecting the position of Antiochus, that a life
 3     Int,      IV|      Varro and Atticus178. The position occupied by Atticus in the
 4     Int,      IV|  merely inquire what was their position with respect to the philosophy
 5     Int,      IV|      history of philosophy the position of the New Academy, and
 6     Int,      IV|      occupied a more prominent position than Cato. Consequently
 7     Int,      IV|        comparatively secondary position assigned to Hortensius in
 8     Int,      IV|        now sink to a secondary position in the conversation, which
 9     Int,      IV| justification of the Philonian position, [lxiii] which Cicero had
10     Not,       1|        have iam for illam. The position of iam would be strange,
11     Not,       1|        G. Inquit: for the late position of this word, which is often
12     Not,       1|   which abandoned the negative position of Socrates and adopted
13     Not,       2|        would be in exactly the position of the fish noticed in Luc.
14     Not,       2|    dogmatism. A glimpse of his position is afforded in 112 of this
15     Not,       2|       Cicero. Primum is out of position, as in 24. Appetitio pulsa: =
16     Not,       2|   misconception of the sceptic position; see n. on 50. Before leaving
17     Not,       2|     Tam in praecipiti: for the position of in cf. n. on I. 25. The
18     Not,       2|    philosophers of the highest position, protest against the truth