Book, Chapter

 1        3, XLIV   |        there be any ignorant, or unintelligent, or uninstructed, or foolish
 2        3, XLVIII |          any one be ignorant and unintelligent, and uninstructed and foolish,
 3        3, L      |       slaves, and a gathering of unintelligent persons, thither they thrust
 4        3, LXXIV  |   moreover of" seeking after the unintelligent." In answer we ask, Whom
 5        3, LXXIV  |         Whom do you mean by the "unintelligent?" For, to speak accurately,
 6        3, LXXIV  | accurately, every wicked man is "unintelligent." If then by "unintelligent"
 7        3, LXXIV  |      unintelligent." If then by "unintelligent" you mean the wicked, do
 8        3, LXXIV  |       they are wicked, are they "unintelligent?" And many such you seek
 9        3, LXXIV  |          you therefore seek the "unintelligent." But if I seek after those
10        3, LXXIV  |       those who are thus termed "unintelligent," I act like a benevolent
11        3, LXXIV  |          them. If, bow-ever, by "unintelligent" you mean persons who are
12        4, XXXV   |       that he is not ignorant or unintelligent, gives the true interpretation
13        4, XXXVIII|           appear to you the most unintelligent of men? And is this the
14        4, LXI    |           who in his opinion are unintelligent individuals, see what will