Book index
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generis humani (misanqrwpi/a) 374 4
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offensio (opp. aegrotationi, cf. kata\ proskoph\n gino/mena St. fr. III 421) 372 11.14. 23
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offensio popularis 450 16
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officium a) quod profitemur, munus 285 26 324 26 335 20
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b) = kaqh=kon 287 23 309 9. 10 353 30 436 21 441 17 447 6 al. (cf. 392 10)
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— ad officium pertinet v. kaqh/kei — mediocritas officiorum 322 9
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officia consolantium 355 14
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officiosus dolor 352 15
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*o(mologoumue/nws th=| fu/sei nh=n = congruere naturae cumque ea convenienter vivere 441 15
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*o(mologoume/nh dia/qesis = adfectio constans conveniensque 377 25
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v. constans, constantia
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opinatio v. opinio
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opinio do/ca 332 2 (Epicuri), 308 6 ac passim per libr. III. IV. (sec. Stoicos).
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perturbatio aut (sec. Antio chum) ex opinione nasci (329 7–21 348 14 352 14 402 17) aut (sec. Chrysippum) ipsa opinio esse dicitur (velut in definitionibus 329 22–24 354 26 355 3 368 12–17 cf. 348 20sqq. 351 22 401 14 al.).
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opinio mentitur sim. 346 25 347 1 317 8.14 358 2.10, opp. natura (v. natura) vel res 334 10; at scientia quaedam et opinio gravis non temere adsentientis 401 15
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in definitionibus aegrotationum et offensionum 373 15374 1 ter opinatio, bis opinio legitur (St. fr. III 421 do/ca, 422 oi)/hsis). — do/ca in definitione vertitur opinatio 368 24
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opinabilis 354 25 399 23 401 9 403 7
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opinatum bonum (malum) 329 18 347 6 355 6 366 27 368 3 394 27 423 25
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oportet v. kaqh/kei
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oratores Romani 219 13 282 12 363 16, 'Attici' 281 15
