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Alphabetical [« »] founders 1 founding 1 founds 1 four 19 fourth 5 fowls 1 fr 4 | Frequency [« »] 19 especially 19 finis 19 former 19 four 19 fuisse 19 g 19 genere | Marcus Tullius Cicero Academica Concordances four |
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1 Pre | During the last three or four years I have read the Academica 2 Pre | repeated revision during four years, it seems better to 3 Int, IV| which he now divided into four books instead of two, making 4 Int, IV| place, but Cicero left the four books in Atticus' power, 5 Int, IV| authorised edition the one in four books. He did so in a passage 6 Int, IV| the number of the books as four201. That he wished the work 7 Int, IV| most frequently quoted. The four books are expressly referred 8 Int, IV| were the contents of the four books. Book I.: the historico-philosophical 9 Not, 1| it is remarkable that in four passages where Cic. speaks 10 Not, 1| The word is applied to the four elements themselves, N.D. 11 Not, 1| history of the doctrine of the four elements may be gained from 12 Not, 1| The Greeks would call the four elements στοιχεια but not 13 Not, 1| Aristot., starting with the four necessary properties of 14 Not, 1| passive, to each of the four elements; each therefore 15 Not, 2| in holding that the whole four books formed one discussion, 16 Not, 2| derivative from the word for four, be read? Petrilius and 17 Not, 2| definition given by Sextus in four out of the six passages 18 Not, 2| question lies in a nutshell; of four propositions which prove 19 Not, 2| asking whether two, three, four, etc. grains make a heap.