Book index
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non irascuntur 388 14
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orbitas 346 20
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o(rmh/ v. adpetitus. adpetitio
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IIa/qos Latine perturbatio, non morbus 319 23sqq. 320 14 328 22 366 9.22 v. perturbatio
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patientia 297 5 313 26 351 6 et v. fortitudo
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patria 452 22, (patriae eversio) 344 25 358 16
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paupertas 345 21 sqq. 358 14 391 14 445 8–450 14
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pavor 370 16
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percipere (katalamba/nein) 226 18 241 22 333 8 — sensibus perc. 453 23 al.
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perfectus 421 4–29 et v. ratio, mens
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perturbatio v. pa/qos. lib. III est de aegritudine lenienda, l. IV de reliquis animi perturbationibus (div. II 2)
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definitio Zenonis 366 21 384 8 (cf. 426 7 concitatio animi, quam perturbationem voco) — eius species 329 9sqq. 366 26–371 18 — utiles et naturales sunt sec. Peripateticos IV § 43–6, quod refellitur IV § 47–56 — qerapei/a IV § 58–81
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sapiens perturbationibus vacat v. sapiens
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*fantasi/a v. species
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filoguni/a 373 7
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*filo/ponos 297 28
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philosophia sapientiae studium 217 7 363 16 408 16
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eius laudes 405 27–40616 — vitam hominum excoluit 406 5–10 249 15–23 (mater artium 249 16) — magistra vitae 28527 28722 36328 4069. cultura animi 286 12 — animi medicina 279 23 2851.2 3035 316–3197 329 4 34428 358 21 360 2 390 19–25 403 9 — vitam beatam pollicetur 413 20
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eius origo 24014 40411 43517 — antiquissima est, sed nomen a Pythagora inventum 407 1–408 20 — historia 364 1 sqq. 408 21–409 6 — ap. Romanos 21920–22010 282 15 362 16–364 19
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tres partes 435 2–437 5
