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 1     Int,       I|         lessons Cicero certainly learned most at this period was
 2     Int,       I|        He was certainly the most learned Roman of his age, with the
 3     Int,       I|    politician. Scholars who have learned to despise his political
 4     Int,      IV|         East he sought to attach learned men to his person. At Alexandria
 5     Not,       1| introduce it into that which the learned read." Laudationibus: λογοις
 6     Not,       1|           XIII. 28, cf. also the learned note of Wesenberg, reprinted
 7     Not,       2|       also a philosopher, having learned much from Antiochus and
 8     Not,       2|  apologises for making Cato more learned than he really was. Mortuis:
 9     Not,       2|    adamaverunt: "which they have learned to love;" the ad has the
10     Not,       2|          Has nothing really been learned since the time of Arcesilas?
11     Not,       2|        97). In my opinion, and I learned Dialectic from Antiochus,