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conscientiam C. F. W. Müller: “constantiam” CT.

meis curis vigiliis consiliis stare te inuitissimo rem p. C (quam lectionem etiam Moserus se probaturum fuisse dicit, si scriptum esset “conscientiam,” nec vero “constantiam”): “cum meis curis, vigiliis, consiliis staret te invitissimo res publica” de Halmii coniectura T.

exitum (i. e. “discessum,” cf. Cic. in Pison. §. 32. de prov. cons. §. 45.) C: “exilium” de Halmii coniectura T.

ut om. C.

naturae A1V1, “natione” Bentley.

M. Tullii Ciceronis opera quae supersunt omnia. M. Tullius Cicero. J. G. Baiter. C. L. Kayser. Leipzig. Tauchnitz. 1865.

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