Book, Chapter

1    I, 10|   happens that we men are mistaken in terming those who do
2    I, 21| much this learned man was mistaken, the matter itself at once
3   II, 11|  from clay. They were not mistaken in the matter itself, but
4  III, 11|   and wisdom. But men are mistaken in this, that they either
5    V, 19|   demand. You are greatly mistaken, if you think that a reward
6  VII, 7 | Therefore Dicaearchus was mistaken, together with Democritus,
7  VII, 7 |    Therefore Epicurus was mistaken, who thought that that was