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 1     Int,       I|      school29. Cicero, however, formed while at Rhodes one friendship
 2     Int,       I|      the Dictator42. Literature formed then, he tells us, his solace
 3     Int,      IV|  dogmatism, which in ed. 1. had formed part of the answer made
 4     Not,       1|        schools held that ethics formed the sole ultimate aim of
 5     Not,       1|   formless matter, it becomes a formed entity (ποιον τι or quale)—(
 6     Not,       1|        τι or quale)—(24). These formed entities are either primary
 7     Not,       1|      fifth (26). Underlying all formed entities is the formless
 8     Not,       1|        compound of the two, the formed entity, which doctrine is
 9     Not,       1| qualitatem: note that corpus is formed, as contrasted with materia,
10     Not,       1|       continuous, the world was formed." For the in cf. N.D. II.
11     Not,       1|    moment that the αποπροηγμενα formed a branch of the ληπτα. This
12     Not,       2|         that the above extracts formed part of an argument intended
13     Not,       2|     believes that this fragment formed part of an attempt to show
14     Not,       2|          16. This may well have formed part of Varro's explanation
15     Not,       2|       that the whole four books formed one discussion, finished
16     Not,       2|   mistake for Tertilius, a name formed like Pompilius, Quintilius,
17     Not,       2|      art. His mind is naturally formed for the attainment of knowledge (