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 1     Int,       I|     of Greek philosophy was nearly as accurate as it was extensive.
 2     Int,      II|   that it was considered by nearly all the later philosophers
 3     Int,     III|  political writings, all or nearly all published before the
 4     Int,      IV|     have changed his plans. Nearly every letter written to
 5     Int,      IV|    He seems to have been as nearly innocent of any acquaintance
 6     Int,      IV|      οικειον, αδηλα, εποχη, nearly all important terms in the
 7     Int,      IV|    and Cicero had gone over nearly the whole ground marked
 8     Int,      IV|  the works of Antiochus286. Nearly all that is known of the
 9     Not,       1|   as in 44. Quidem, however nearly always comes closely after
10     Not,       1|     Zeller, ch. VI. passim. Nearly all these names occur in
11     Not,       1| Socrates (468—399) who died nearly sixty years before him.
12     Not,       2|      Quae potest esse: Cic. nearly always writes putat esse,
13     Not,       2|   Adsensus sit ... possint: nearly all edd. before Halm read
14     Not,       2|  seem to me genuine, though nearly all editors attack them.
15     Not,       2|   in phrases like this Cic. nearly always places esse second,
16     Not,       2|    vero falsone. Memoriter: nearly all edd. before Madv. make