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|georg=frequenter, Adv. ([[frequens]]), [[häufig]], I) = [[zahlreich]], in großer [[Zahl]], in [[Menge]], cum ad [[eum]] fr. per [[eos]] [[dies]] ventitaturos se [[esse]] dixissent, Cic.: Romam [[inde]] fr. migratum est, Liv.: [[huic]] fr. interceditur, in großer [[Mehrheit]], Cic. – II) = [[oft]], [[fast]] [[immer]] (Ggstz. [[raro]] od. [[semper]]), [[non]] [[modo]] [[non]] fr., [[verum]] [[etiam]] [[raro]] in [[veris]] causis [[circumscripte]] numeroseque dicendum est, Cic.: ut fr. et [[assidue]] consequamur [[artis]] rationem studio et exercitatione, Cornif. rhet.: cum in gravissimas fr. legum, [[semper]] [[vero]] malae conscientiae poenas a [[semet]] ipsis [[improviso]] rerum exitu induantur, Quint. – adhibenda frequentius [[etiam]] [[illa]] ornamenta rerum sunt, Cic.: [[quod]] et M. [[Cicero]] [[scripto]] ad Brutum [[libro]] frequentius testatur, Quint. – translatione frequentissime [[sermo]] [[omnis]] utitur, Cic.

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