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 "title": "Cicero, Letters to Atticus, in Purser's Latin (Oxford Classical Texts, 1903)",
 "edition": "Cicero, Epistulae ad Atticum, ed. L. C. Purser, M. Tulli Ciceronis Epistulae II (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1903) — Perseus TEI phi0474.phi057.perseus-lat2",
 "language": "lat",
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  "payload": "Cicero is public domain. Purser's Epistulae II (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1903) is public domain in the United States (published before 1931); Purser died in 1932, and the edition is public domain in the European Union. The TEI is the Perseus Digital Library's, CC BY-SA 4.0, redistributed under the same licence and attributed to Perseus.",
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 "scope": "The sixteen books of letters to Atticus entire. At IV.16.2 (54 BCE) Cicero describes the dialogue he is writing, the De re publica, and says he uses a preface in each book as Aristotle does in the works he calls exoteric. The cicero seat (EA-CORPORA-13/03) holds De finibus, the Academica and the Topica, and not the letters; it was checked first, as the design asked.",
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  "Att. IV.16.2, prefaces in each book, as Aristotle in the books he calls exoteric — 'quoniam in singulis libris utor prohoemiis ut Aristoteles in iis quos ἐξωτερικοὺς vocat'",
  "Att. IV.16.2, the speakers of the De re publica — 'in Africani personam et Phili et Laeli et Manili contuli'"
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 "why_seated": "Cicero is the first Roman reader and knows Aristotle as the author of dialogues with prefaces in his own voice. The letter shows a reader in 54 BCE taking the exoteric works as Aristotle's form, before the treatises circulated under the name.",
 "spine": "EA-CORPORA-32 (#1731)",
 "ruling": "Lee Sharks, 2026-11-02, of the texts still owed in §5 of the design Legitimately Many (drafts/LEGITIMATELY-MANY-design-2026-11-01.md): \"lets prepare that seating, its ea corpora deposit, and its tll spine and card\".",
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 "research": {
  "study": "Legitimately Many: how the many-author reading of the Socratic–Peripatetic corpus embrittled",
  "design": "drafts/LEGITIMATELY-MANY-design-2026-11-01.md",
  "draft": "drafts/LEGITIMATELY-MANY-draft-2026-11-02.md",
  "locus_table": "rebuild/legitimately-many/loci-table.md",
  "owed_at": "design §5, 'Still owed'",
  "for": "design §5 (Cicero, Ad Atticum IV.16.2, the Cicero seat to be checked first)"
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