TVLLIVS DE FINIBVS
Pudicicia. Lucretia se interemit [ERROR: no reftable page:]26. Lucius Virginius filiam occidit, ut stupro subtraheret Publii Claudii consulis.
Pietas. Communis utilitas priuatę pręferenda [ERROR: no reftable page:]50. Pietas in patriam. Marcus Drusus patrię uulnera sanabat, quę Caius Gracchus infligebat [ERROR: no reftable page:]65. Reipublicę administratio actionum secunda [ERROR: no reftable page:]78. 10 MARCUS TVLLIVS CICERO / TVLLIVS DE FINIBVS
Petitio. Inconueniens est postulare, ut diligamur a Deo, cum ipsi inter nos odimus [ERROR: no reftable page:]50.

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Poetę. Epicurus et Democritus de atomis [ERROR: no reftable page:]3. Epicurus ut in physicis, ita et in logica inermis ac nudus [ERROR: no reftable page:]4. Poetę inutiles et puerilis delectationis [ERROR: no reftable page:]13. Sophistę. Gorgias professus in omni doctrina [ERROR: no reftable page:]14. Rhetorica palmę, dialectica pugnis similis est, Aristoteles [ERROR: no reftable page:]17. Dialecticam contemnit Epicurus. Herilus summum bonum scientiam dixit [ERROR: no reftable page:]23. Academici nihil certi affirmant. In quo differunt Stoici cum Peripateticis [ERROR: no reftable page:]27. Omnis summa philosophię ad beate uiuendum spectat [ERROR: no reftable page:]30. Epicureorum erroris causa [ERROR: no reftable page:]36. Philosophia ars uitę [ERROR: no reftable page:]38. Argumentorum, si sequentia falsa sint, etiam pręcedentia falsa esse [ERROR: no reftable page:]63. Cognitionis et scientię amor [ERROR: no reftable page:]76. In naturę cognitione beatos uersaturos quęrendo et discendo putant [ERROR: no reftable page:]77. Carneades sentit inter Stoicos et Peripatheticos non esse controuersiam rerum, sed nominum, contra putat Cicero [ERROR: no reftable page:]46. Dialecticam et physicam ad uirtutes adiungunt Peripathetici [ERROR: no reftable page:]52. Philosophia in partes tris diuisa [ERROR: no reftable page:]53. Platonis auditores. Cleantes et Crisippus rhetoricam scripserunt, quam legat qui cupit obmutescere [ERROR: no reftable page:]54. Panetius qualis in philosophi a [ERROR: no reftable page:]67. Qui Academici et qui Peripathetici. Stoici Peripatheticorum sententias sibi uendicarunt uerbis mutatis [ERROR: no reftable page:]81. Stoici sentiunt nihil percipi posse [ERROR: no reftable page:]82. Philosophię auctoritas in beata uita comparanda [ERROR: no reftable page:]84. Quantus labor ob adipiscendam scientiam susceptus a philosophis. Quanti ęstimanda philosophia [ERROR: no reftable page:]85. Patientia omnia humana tolerabilia ducit [ERROR: no reftable page:]22.
Peccatum. Vitia quę Gręci cachia dicunt [ERROR: no reftable page:]45. Quare uitium nominatum [ERROR: no reftable page:]46. Contra Stoicos: peccata non esse paria [ERROR: no reftable page:]57. Nihil tam miseros facit quam scelus [ERROR: no reftable page:]65. An sint peccata paria [ERROR: no reftable page:]67. Aristoteles: Pręter uitia et uirtutes nihil fugiendum aut appetendum [ERROR: no reftable page:]81. Passio animi. Cupiditatum genera secundum Epicurum [ERROR: no reftable page:]9. Morbi animi qui sunt. Epicurus [ERROR: no reftable page:]11. Cupiditatum genera tria. Epicurus [ERROR: no reftable page:]19. Passiones animi maiores quam corporis [ERROR: no reftable page:]34. Appetitio animi , quę horme Gręce, ad quandam formam uiuendi data, non ad quoduis uitę genus [ERROR: no reftable page:]42.

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Perturbationes animi genere quattuor,

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ms-320v ms-321r partibus plures [ERROR: no reftable page:]44. Perturbationes non comoueri naturę ui [ERROR: no reftable page:]45. Appetitionem animi moueri, cum ei aliquid secundum naturam esse uideatur [ERROR: no reftable page:]64.