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 1     Int,      II|           further urges arguments similar to some put forward by a
 2     Not,       1|           of locuti, cf. the very similar passages in D.F. I. 14,
 3     Not,       1|        nolui scribere, etc.: very similar expressions occur in the
 4     Not,       1|       This and two or three other similar passages in Cic. are explained
 5     Not,       1|        allows to be broken in two similar passages, II. 20, 105. Sed
 6     Not,       1|          veteris (D.F. V. 8), and similar uses. Bentl. (followed by
 7     Not,       1|           preceding letter, cf. a similar ellipse of bona in 19, 22.
 8     Not,       1|         consedimus often occur in similar places in Cic.'s dialogues
 9     Not,       1|        natura et moribus fiunt. A similar inaccuracy of expression
10     Not,       1|        enough for both clauses; a similar use of it is found in D.F.
11     Not,       1|  naturalised. D.F. III. 5 is very similar. Cic.'s words make it clear
12     Not,       1|           absolvi aliquid, also a similar use ib. II. 80, and Ac.
13     Not,       1|           Heraclitus; also a very similar passage in Orator 10. Opinabilem:
14     Not,       1|          Greek term causes a very similar anacoluthon in De Off. I.
15     Not,       2|   untrustworthy the senses are. A similar argument occurs in Luc.
16     Not,       2|           Forc. s.v. malleolus, a similar expression (naves malleolis
17     Not,       2|       oporteat. Rerum leviorum: a similar argument in D.F. I. 12.
18     Not,       2|          Sextus often comments on similar complaints of the Stoics.
19     Not,       2|           73, Zeller 450, and the similar description of the σοφος
20     Not,       2|            Hyp. I. 23). Extremum: similar attempts to translate τελος
21     Not,       2|         Rationibus progredi: to a similar question Sextus answers,
22     Not,       2|     thoroughly known and grasped. Similar arguments are very frequent
23     Not,       2|           placet is appended in a similar way.~§§30—36. Summary. With
24     Not,       2|           cause two sensations so similar that the person who has
25     Not,       2|        the discussion of this and similar subjects. Ipsa capita: αυτα
26     Not,       2|         exist in every particular similar to ours, but I appeal to
27     Not,       2|        108 of this book), and the similar use of actus in Quintilian (
28     Not,       2|         putabant." Sonum fundere: similar expressions occur in T.D.
29     Not,       2|         sensations are absolutely similar, it is enough that human
30     Not,       2|           often referred to for a similar purpose by Sext., e.g. A.M.
31     Not,       2|        Sext. very often uses very similar language, as in P.H. I.
32     Not,       2|          and what it cannot. Very similar arguments to this of Cic.
33     Not,       2|        life (104).~98. Tortuosum: similar expressions are in T.D.
34     Not,       2| introduced by ut. Halm brackets a similar clause in 20, and is followed
35     Not,       2|        148, which passage is very similar to this. Neget ... aiat:
36     Not,       2|           possis ... defendere: a similar line is taken in 81.~§106.
37     Not,       2|     taking the place of at; cf. a similar break in 40 sed prius, also
38     Not,       2|           by exertion. There is a similar Greek proverb, ευχη μαλλον
39     Not,       2|  difficult to see.~§127. Pabulum: similar language in D.F. II. 46.
40     Not,       2|   Wesenberg on T.D. V. 9, who qu. similar combinations from D.F. V.
41     Not,       2|            Per ipsum Antiochum: a similar line of argument is taken
42     Not,       2|           possessione: there is a similar play on the legal words
43     Not,       2|         videtur esse non hominum; similar expressions occur with a