Book, Chapter

1    I, 2 |         let us for the present omit this inquiry, which is so
2   II, 11| Demetrianus. But I cannot here omit that which some erring philosophers
3  III, 23|       down by Zeno? But let us omit that which is always received
4    V, 3 |      claim that for himself. I omit at present to compare the
5    V, 18|       and to behold it ! But I omit these things, since it is
6   VI, 2 |        not possess. But I will omit those things which are common
7   VI, 18| another. But the just man will omit no opportunity of doing
8  VII, 3 |        world always existed: I omit that point, that itself