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1     Int,       I|         Cicero soon abandoned Epicureanism, but his schoolfellow, T.
2     Int,       I|    before all inclination for Epicureanism was swept from his mind,
3     Int,      II| propounded it; not merely the Epicureanism of Epicurus, but that of
4     Int,     III|     blow at the ascendency of Epicureanism throughout Italy. The doctrines
5     Int,     III|       his desire to undermine Epicureanism in Italy, Cicero had a patriotic
6     Not,       2| μεταθεμενος) from Stoicism to Epicureanism cf. T.D. II. 60, Diog. Laert.