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 1       I,      IV| sententia permaneret, omnis eius oratio tamen in virtute laudanda
 2      II,      VI|         revolvitur. Qua re omnis oratio contra Academiam suscipitur
 3      II,     XIV|         et horum luminibus utens oratio, tum similitudines dissimilitudinesque
 4      II,     XIV|         sint, qualis est istorum oratio, qui omnia non tam esse
 5      II,     XIX|           Si te, inquit, Luculli oratio flexit, quae est habita
 6      II,      XX|         sum exorsus: Me, Catule, oratio Luculli de ipsa re ita movit,
 7      II,    XXXV|          in quo exsultare possit oratio, cur eam tantas in angustias
 8     Not,       1|          subj. after quamquam in oratio recta, as Tac. does, unless
 9     Not,       1|          Baiter also. Omnis eius oratio tamen: notwithstanding his
10     Not,       1|       Erat: note the change from oratio obliqua to recta, and cf.
11     Not,       1|   syllogistic form which becomes oratio perpetua under the influence
12     Not,       1|         edd. (1) the change from oratio obliqua to recta, which
13     Not,       2|    impossible, change from recta oratio to obliqua. Halm with Manut.
14     Not,       2|           De Leg. I. 48 conclusa oratio. Fab. refers to Gell. XV.
15     Not,       2|       For the sudden change from oratio recta to obliqua cf. 40
16     Not,       2|         Campis ... exsultare ... oratio: expressions like this are
17     Not,       2|  quaestionis campis tua eqitaret oratio. Cum Peripatetico: nothing