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 1  4|      I, a man of that form of opinion, should argue with him,
 2  5| rashly succumb to any sort of opinion rather than persevere in
 3  6| familiarity; not to assert an opinion concerning the deities,
 4 11|    not content with this wild opinion, they add to it and associate
 5 13|    truth became to him. In my opinion also, things which are uncertain
 6 13|     rashly and boldly give an opinion in another direction, lest
 7 16|       in the outset, that the opinion of my friend Natalis has
 8 16|    scattered, so his doubting opinion is unsettled. It is therefore
 9 19|  concur and agree in this one opinion. I pass over those untrained
10 19|      by God. You see that the opinion of this original philosopher
11 19|   themselves of many forms of opinion but they are all brought
12 34|       ARE NOT AVERSE FROM THE OPINION OF THE PROBABLE BURNING
13 34| Epicureans have the very same opinion concerning the conflagration
14 34|     beasts. Assuredly such an opinion as that is not worthy of
15 38|       off the decision of his opinion. We despise the bent brows