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1 Pre | therefore done my best to place before the reader the arguments 2 Pre | the Academica, which was before difficult of access. The 3 Int, I| at a very early age, even before he had assumed the toga 4 Int, I| school.5~At this time (i.e. before 88 B.C.) Cicero also heard 5 Int, I| Cicero had scarcely heard him before all inclination for Epicureanism 6 Int, I| barred.10~We thus see that before Cicero was twenty years 7 Int, I| throughout his life. He was before all things a man of letters; 8 Int, I| finished within the year. Before the end of the year the 9 Int, II| had written and published before the Academica, wherever 10 Int, II| fact that for many years before Cicero wrote, the Academic 11 Int, II| that Zeno had stolen them before. Cicero, however, regarded 12 Int, III| during the last two centuries before the Christian era. But to 13 Int, III| or nearly all published before the Hortensius, included 14 Int, IV| effort no less painful147. Before setting out for Antium Cicero [ 15 Int, IV| a copy of the fifth book before it was properly corrected, 16 Int, IV| Academica was published before the De Finibus. On all these 17 Int, IV| at Astura, and published before the Academica. This would 18 Int, IV| a sufficiently long time before the De Finibus, to have 19 Int, IV| finished and given to the world before the latter. Nothing therefore 20 Int, IV| attentions of Brutus167. Before leaving Astura, however, 21 Int, IV| closely together. Nine years before he had pressed Cicero to 22 Int, IV| his side, full two years before the Academica was [xxxviii] 23 Int, IV| matter over and over again before he finally decided181. As 24 Int, IV| αιτιοωιτο.~So there often flits before me a vision of his face, 25 Int, IV| critical fastidiousness. Before these explanations Atticus [ 26 Int, IV| knowledge of philosophy. Before we proceed to construct 27 Int, IV| the discourse of the day before252. On the other hand, those 28 Int, IV| his statement of the day before. Cicero's argument in the 29 Int, IV| the trying time which came before the exile. In writing to 30 Int, IV| written mostly in the year before the Academica was published, 31 Int, IV| passed over to the Stoics before that work was written. All 32 Int, IV| worth remark. Halm (as many before him had done) places the 33 Int, IV| places the Academica Priora before the Posteriora. This seems 34 Not, 1| sentire to have fallen out before nec suspicari; that this 35 Not, 1| of pronouns are omitted before the infinitive, after verbs 36 Not, 1| MSS. have sint or essent before dicta. It is more probable 37 Not, 1| Ars quaedam philosophiae: before these words all Halm's MSS., 38 Not, 1| Exhibiturum: Halm inserts me before this from his one MS. G, 39 Not, 1| iudicando: MSS. exc. G have et before quid falsum, whence Klotz 40 Not, 1| exc. Halm's G which has in before animi and also before corporis. 41 Not, 1| in before animi and also before corporis. These last insertions 42 Not, 1| VII. 149, and Zeller as before). This is merely the World 43 Not, 1| iambic, strongly stopped off before and after, so that there 44 Not, 1| ought not to have placed it before ducibus, which word, strong 45 Not, 1| praetermissaque: MSS. have et before servata, which all edd. 46 Not, 1| fire of sceptical criticism before it could be believed. This 47 Not, 1| sensations and combine them before we can know thoroughly any 48 Not, 1| breviter; see 37. Tunc: rare before a consonant; see Munro on 49 Not, 1| died nearly sixty years before him. Omnis paene veteres: 50 Not, 2| allowed no triumph till just before my consulship. What I owed 51 Not, 2| the discussion of the day before (10). He spoke thus: At 52 Not, 2| in his speech of the day before, had probably added other 53 Not, 2| possint: nearly all edd. before Halm read possunt, but the 54 Not, 2| συγκαταθεσις must take place before the ‛ορμη is roused. Ipse 55 Not, 2| love of variety. The in before communi, though bracketed 56 Not, 2| barbarous ac of the MSS. before the guttural. It is quite 57 Not, 2| Walker's insertion of non before est is needless, cf. n. 58 Not, 2| good deal that has gone before, esp. 20. Memoriam: cf. 59 Not, 2| on sic. Lamb. expunged ut before esset and before quicquam. 60 Not, 2| expunged ut before esset and before quicquam. Intestinum et 61 Not, 2| evidence which we require before giving assent. When we have 62 Not, 2| used it to avoid writing ac before a vowel, so that in D.F. 63 Not, 2| om. que. Dav. wrote ac before eorum, this however is as 64 Not, 2| impossible in Cic. as the c before a guttural condemned in 65 Not, 2| position; see n. on 50. Before leaving this section, I 66 Not, 2| would be better to place it before undique. For this opinion 67 Not, 2| individuals. If the non before vos were removed a better 68 Not, 2| Memoriter: nearly all edd. before Madv. make this mean e memoria 69 Not, 2| non te modo monuit: edd. before Madv., seeing no way of 70 Not, 2| posse: for the om. of me before the infin, which has wrongly 71 Not, 2| ad, which Orelli places before Helicen. Elimatas: the MSS. 72 Not, 2| Lamb. nisi sub nube. I have before remarked that b is frequently 73 Not, 2| no difficulty in the qui before negant, at which so many 74 Not, 2| 105. For the om. of te before habere, which has strangely 75 Not, 2| here wished to insert cum before iudicem, but is conclusively 76 Not, 2| seems to resemble truth. Before I proceed to Ethics, I note 77 Not, 2| rather add et crassitudine before carentem, comparing I. 27 78 Not, 2| of three of Halm's MSS. Before Halm sapientemne was read, 79 Not, 2| Christ), and inserts corpus before cedat, Baiter following 80 Not, 2| awkwardly, and is not needed before the infinitive. Madv. indeed ( 81 Not, 2| on I. 33, 35. Dicente: before this Halm after Lamb., followed