Knowledge, Theory of -- Early works to 1800; Philosophy -- Early works to 1800
[284] II. §§147, 148.
[285] II. §135.
[286] Cf. II. §§11, 12 with the words _quae erant contra_ ακαταληψιαν
_praeclare collecta ab Antiocho_: _Ad Att._ XIII. 19, §3.
[287] Varro, _De Re Rust._ III. 17.
[288] II. §11.
[289] _Paradoxa_, §1. _D.F._ III. §8. _Brutus_, §119.
[290] _Ac._ I. §12. _D.F._ V. §8.
[291] Cf. II. §80.
[292] Cf. Aug. _Adv. Acad._ III. §35. Nonius, sub v. _exultare_.
[293] Cf. the word _nuper_ in §1.
[294] §11.
[295] §§3, 18.
[296] _Ad Fam._ IX. 8, §1.
[297] _Ad Att._ II. 25, §1.
[298] _Ibid_. III. 8, §3.
[299] _Ibid_. III. 15, §3; 18, §1.
[300] _Ad Fam._ IX. 1--8. They are the only letters from Cicero to Varro
preserved in our collections.
[301] Above, pp. xxxvii--xlii.
[302] _De Civ. Dei_, XIX. cc. 1--3.
[303] See Madvig, _De Fin._ ed. 2, p. 824; also Krische, pp. 49, 50.
Brückner, _Leben des Cicero_, I. p. 655, follows Müller.
[304] Cf. Krische, p. 58.
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