Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |       of those who have founded philosophical sects, and who have been
 2        1, Pref   |       have been the founders of philosophical sects, (if such titles are
 3        1, XX     |        are believed to convey a philosophical meaning by their enigmas
 4        1, LXV    |       account of certain of his philosophical tenets which the Athenians
 5        2, XVI    |      acquainted either with the philosophical remarks of Paul, or the
 6        2, XLI    |        have given themselves to philosophical pursuits, and have voluntarily
 7        3, LVIII  |       circle of learning and in philosophical subjects, to the venerable
 8        3, LXVI   |        there are found in every philosophical sect, and in the word of
 9        3, LXVIII |                    LXVIII.~That philosophical discourses, however, distinguished
10        3, LXXIX  |       truths of the Gospel in a philosophical manner.~
11        3, LXXX   |       that the adherents of his philosophical system are pure from empty
12        4, XXXVIII|    myths, but to admire them as philosophical ideas in a mythical dress,
13        4, LXV    |      the views of the different philosophical sects; whereas, according
14        4, LXXXIX |       done so, and manifested a philosophical spirit in dealing with such
15        5, XLIII  |     because those who engage in philosophical pursuits, after the utterance
16        5, XLIII  | utterance of the most venerable philosophical sentiments, fall away into
17        5, LVIII  |        unreasonably introducing philosophical remarks, by explaining the
18        6, IV     |       after giving utterance to philosophical remarks of such profundity
19        7, LXIII  |    others again who do so on no philosophical principles; but observe
20        7, LXIII  |         pleasure. The man of no philosophical system, again, who abstains