Book, Chapter

1     3, 6-10 |  ought to have passed by even philosophers who spake truth concerning
2     5, 3-3  |   well remembered much of the philosophers, I compared some things
3     5, 10-19|      thought in me that those philosophers, whom they call Academics,
4     5, 14-25|     the tenets of most of the philosophers to have been much more probable.
5     5, 14-25| already preferred some of the philosophers; to which philosophers notwithstanding,
6     5, 14-25|    the philosophers; to which philosophers notwithstanding, for that
7     6, 5-7  |     in the self-contradicting philosophers, could wring this belief
8     8, 2-3  |    upon the writings of other philosophers, full of fallacies and deceits,
9     8, 2-3  |  weighed so many works of the philosophers; the instructor of so many