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 1 3 |   Aristotle, or the stupidity of Epicurus, or the sadness of Heraclitus,
 2 5 |    Critias (do) out of blood; as Epicurus (does) out of atoms, since
 3 15| philosophers too--Plato, Strato, Epicurus, Democritus, Empedocles,
 4 15|         the breast, according to Epicurus: but rather, as the Egyptians
 5 31|     philosophers--how is it that Epicurus had no recollection that
 6 32|        in my hand the "atoms" of Epicurus, or if my eye could see
 7 42|    itself completes it; although Epicurus, indeed, in his pretty widely
 8 42|          also ends. Death, (says Epicurus) belongs not to us; then
 9 42|      destroys the very soul, (as Epicurus does), cannot help destroying
10 46| DIVERSITY OF DREAMS AND VISIONS. EPICURUS THOUGHT LIGHTLY OF THEM,
11 46|      needs happen at all events. Epicurus has given it as his opinion
12 46|         shall force a blush from Epicurus, If I only glance at some
13 50|         L. THE ABSURD OPINION OF EPICURUS AND THE PROFANE CONCEITS
14 50|       this the frigid conceit of Epicurus is refuted, who says that