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 1    Abbr         |                   Etymologie.~Corp. Inscr. = Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum.~
 2       I,      VI|                      quod ex utroque, id iam corpus et quasi qualitatem quandam
 3       I,     VII|                  pars materiae sit nullumque corpus, partis autem esse mundi
 4       I,      XI|                   efficeretur posse esse non corpus. 40. Plurima autem in illa
 5      II,      XI|              moveatur? Ita neque color neque corpus nec veritas nec argumentum
 6      II,    XXXI|                      e robore dolatus, habet corpus, habet animum, movetur mente,
 7      II,   XXXIX|                       Sed redeo ad animum et corpus. Satisne tandem ea nota
 8      II,      XL|            extrinsecus in animos nostros per corpus irrumpere? Tu vero ista
 9      II,     XLV|                      animum nullum habeamus, corpus solum tuetur, Zeno, quasi
10     Not,       1|                      The older inscr. in the Corpus vol. I. have duo, but only
11     Not,       1|                     και χωρας, ch. XVIII. 1. Corpus et quasi qualitatem: note
12     Not,       1|                  quasi qualitatem: note that corpus is formed, as contrasted
13     Not,       1| Academico-Peripatetic school. Posse esse non corpus: there is no ultimate difference
14     Not,       2|                    with Christ), and inserts corpus before cedat, Baiter following