Book, Chapter

1   II, 1 |            with the philosophers are uncertain, because of their variation
2   II, 1 |            as not to be derived from uncertain speculations, nor contaminated
3   II, 4 |          world, not to stoop down to uncertain speculations. Plato's form
4   II, 7 |             the poets celebrate, how uncertain is your conduct as to purity
5   II, 9 | classification into the certain, the uncertain, and the select. What absurdity!
6   II, 9 |     absurdity! What need had they of uncertain gods, when they possessed
7   II, 12|            have adopted? It is quite uncertain whether I shall laugh at
8   II, 14|            because his parentage was uncertain, as Socrates of Argon has