M. Tullius Cicero, Tusculanae Disputationes, book 4, section 47

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[47] videsne, quanta fuerit apud Academicos verecundia? plane enim dicunt, [p. 384] quod ad rem pertineat: Peripateticis ¹ respondetur a Stoicis; digladientur illi per me licet, cui nihil est necesse nisi, ubi sit illud, quod veri simillimum videatur, anquirere. quid est igitur quod occurrat in hac quaestione, e quo ² possit attingi aliquid veri simile, quo longius mens humana progredi non potest? definitio perturbationis, qua ³ recte Zenonem usum puto. ita enim definit, ut perturbatio sit aversa a ⁴ ratione contra naturam animi commotio, vel brevius, ut perturbatio sit adpetitus vehementior, vehementior ⁵ autem intellegatur is qui procul absit a naturae constantia.

1 Peripateticis haec igitur continent quae Academici (qui verecunde nihil ipsi adfirmant) dicunt Ciceroque ipse ut Aca- demicus amplectitur (cf. p. 364, 4）

2 e quo B2ς aequa X (e qua Vrec）

3 quae KV1 Zeno fr. 205

4 a GrBς om. X

5 vehementior semel in X

Tusculanae Disputationes. M. Tullius Cicero. M. Pohlenz. Leipzig. Teubner. 1918.

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