Book index
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consentaneus, consequens, conveniens (de constantia doctrinae) 304 10 414 5 415 17.18 416 12.16 419 24.27 442 2 cf. 435 7 257 18
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consolatio 275 16 335 21 344 22 345 5–348 8 354 5 355 14–357 26
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constantia id est sanitas animi (fere o(mologi/a) 322 8 320 20 326 4 366 15 366 21 = 384 11 (summetri/a? cf. St. fr. III 462) 379 15 380 10–390 7 391 29 401 20
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cf. constans 326 12 388 10 389 6 392 19 426 9 439 16 et v. o(mologou/menos
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constantia doctrinae 415 2 416 11.16 417 16 419 1–29 438 20
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constantia, constanter = eu)pa/qeia eu)paqw=s 368 7 367 12.20
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consuetudo = e)qismo/s 298 7 299 11 300 24 301 3. 17.27 306 24 438 11
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= sunh/qeia 236 9 273 23 et (sermonis) 319 24 321 15 324 2 327 17
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contentio (to/nos), se continere 296 2 307 22 310 23 314 6
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contentus (au)ta/rkhs): virtus ad beate vivendum se ipsa con tenta cf. lib. V (div. II 2) et 337 2
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contractio, contrahi (sustolh/, suste/llesqai) 263 26 368 4.6. 13 395 15.24
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contractiuncula 359 8
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in contrarias partes disserere 284 3
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conturbatio (species metus) 370 19
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(latiore sensu) 372 6
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conveniens v. consentaneus et o(mologou/menos
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cor 226 28 229 20 2386 247 17
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corpus v. a)/tomoi, stoixei=on
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corpusculum v. a)/tomoi
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cupiditas v. e)piqumi/a
