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Perhaps it may be thought that the difference between Cicero and Lucretius is not
a difference of meaning as to the word religio , but a difference of feeling and
judgment as regards the facts denoted by the word . Such a view would be ...
Perhaps it may be thought that the difference between Cicero and Lucretius is not
a difference of meaning as to the word religio , but a difference of feeling and
judgment as regards the facts denoted by the word . Such a view would be ...
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... apologist who , insisting on the acceptance of every letter of the creed , forbids
all thought as to its meaning under the name of rationalism or dogmatism , WAS
THE NATURA DEORUM PUBLISHED DURING THE LIFE - TIME OF CICERO ?
... apologist who , insisting on the acceptance of every letter of the creed , forbids
all thought as to its meaning under the name of rationalism or dogmatism , WAS
THE NATURA DEORUM PUBLISHED DURING THE LIFE - TIME OF CICERO ?
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... certain arguments to the section on Providence , his real meaning was to set
aside altogether the Posidonian order and follow that of Clitomachus instead .
Further he supposes Clitomachus to have commenced his treatise with a
preliminary ...
... certain arguments to the section on Providence , his real meaning was to set
aside altogether the Posidonian order and follow that of Clitomachus instead .
Further he supposes Clitomachus to have commenced his treatise with a
preliminary ...
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83 haec frequenter in me congessisti , saneque in eo creber fuisti , te idcirco & c .
, which seems to show that it had not quite broken loose from its earlier meaning .
In Orat . 11 156 Carneadem et Critolaum et Diogenem . . . et a se et ab aliis ...
83 haec frequenter in me congessisti , saneque in eo creber fuisti , te idcirco & c .
, which seems to show that it had not quite broken loose from its earlier meaning .
In Orat . 11 156 Carneadem et Critolaum et Diogenem . . . et a se et ab aliis ...
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The omission of the subject seems to me to emphasize the meaning of the verb ,
making it equivalent to an abstract noun . § 85 text . For visu Forchhammer reads
corpore sunt di ; for ita , item . On pleonastic ita after Rel . see Madv . Fin . v 77 .
The omission of the subject seems to me to emphasize the meaning of the verb ,
making it equivalent to an abstract noun . § 85 text . For visu Forchhammer reads
corpore sunt di ; for ita , item . On pleonastic ita after Rel . see Madv . Fin . v 77 .
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| Title | M. Tullii Ciceronis De Natura Deorum Libri Tres: With Introduction and Commentary, Volume 3 Volume 3 of M. Tullii Ciceronis De Natura Deorum Libri Tres, Marcus Tullius Cicero M. Tullii Ciceronis De Natura Deorum Libri Tres: With Introduction and Commentary, Joseph Bickersteth Mayor Volume 3 of M. Tullii Ciceronis De natura deorum, Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Author | Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Editor | Joseph Bickersteth Mayor |
| Publisher | University Press, 1885 |
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