Academica
Academica
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On II. 14. The sincerity of Arcesilas is defended also in II. 76. _Obscuritate_: aside-blow at _declaratio_ 41. _Confessionem ignorationis_: see 16. Socrateswas far from being a sceptic, as Cic. Supposes; see note on II. 74. _Et iamante Socratem_: MSS. _veluti amantes Socratem;_ Democritus (460--357 B. C. )was really very little older than Socrates (468--399) who died nearly sixtyyears before him. _Omnis paene veteres_: the statement is audaciouslyinexact, and is criticised II. 14. None of thes...e were sceptics; forDemocritus see my note on II. 73, for Empedocles on II. 74, for Anaxagorason II. 72. _Nihil cognosci, nihil penipi, nihil sciri_: the verbs are allequivalent; cf. _D. F. _ III. 15 _equidem soleo etiam quod uno Graeci . .. Idem pluribus verbis exponere_. _Angustos sensus_: Cic. Is thinking of thefamous lines of Empedocles στεινοποι μεν γαρ παλαμαι κ. τ. λ. R. And P. 107. _Brevia curricula vitae_: cf. Empedocles' παυρον δε ζωης αβιου μερος.
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On II. 14. The sincerity of Arcesilas is defended also in II. 76. _Obscuritate_: aside-blow at _declaratio_ 41. _Confessionem ignorationis_: see 16. Socrateswas far from being a sceptic, as Cic. Supposes; see note on II. 74. _Et iamante Socratem_: MSS. _veluti amantes Socratem;_ Democritus (460--357 B. C. )was really very little older than Socrates (468--399) who died nearly sixtyyears before him. _Omnis paene veteres_: the statement is audaciouslyinexact, and is criticised II. 14. None of thes...e were sceptics; forDemocritus see my note on II. 73, for Empedocles on II. 74, for Anaxagorason II. 72. _Nihil cognosci, nihil penipi, nihil sciri_: the verbs are allequivalent; cf. _D. F. _ III. 15 _equidem soleo etiam quod uno Graeci . .. Idem pluribus verbis exponere_. _Angustos sensus_: Cic. Is thinking of thefamous lines of Empedocles στεινοποι μεν γαρ παλαμαι κ. τ. λ. R. And P. 107. _Brevia curricula vitae_: cf. Empedocles' παυρον δε ζωης αβιου μερος.
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