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 1     Pre         |  doubtful.~My experience as a teacher and examiner has proved
 2     Int,       I|       warmly in praise of his teacher's amiable disposition and
 3     Int,       I| mention made of a Peripatetic teacher whose lectures Cicero might
 4     Int,       I|      Academic school. Of this teacher, however, I shall have to
 5     Int,       I|     to think with his earlier teacher. His later works, however,
 6     Int,       I|      brother of Antiochus and teacher of Brutus. His acquaintance
 7     Int,      II|     of Stoicism than even his teacher Antiochus. One great question
 8     Int,      IV|   Catulus with any particular teacher. The only Greek especially
 9     Not,       2|  wrote a book against his old teacher (11 and 12). I will now
10     Not,       2|      of information about his teacher's doctrines. Tenuit: cf.
11     Not,       2|      117). He must choose one teacher from among the conflicting