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 1    I, 2 |         defender of the Academic system, discussed at length and
 2    I, 4 |     foreign to their nature as a system of deceit, when they themselves
 3    I, 12|         POETS TO A PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEM.~Since we have brought to
 4    I, 12|        transfer it to a physical system, whose opinion Cicero has
 5    I, 17|    attempt to join them with the system of natural things. And Cicero,
 6    I, 17|          aware that the received system is false, but is ignorant
 7    I, 23|      since both their origin and system and times have been ascertained.
 8   II, 3 | discussion should extinguish the system of religion which was publicly
 9  III, 5 |         philosopher, because his system is to know nothing. For
10  III, 12|       who was the founder of the system of the Megareans, differing
11  III, 13|    manner of living. But if that system of natural philosophy before
12  III, 13|          To say that there is no system in connection with the greatest
13  III, 13|        of the least is without a system, is the part of men speaking
14  III, 15|          are inconsistent with a system which is always uncertain,
15  III, 15| explaining nothing. Therefore no system, or science, or law of living
16  III, 15|          happens), it is not the system which leads them to that
17  III, 16|  manifest that they invented the system of philosophy itself, for
18  III, 16|       Then, too, this nature and system of things has been discovered
19  III, 16|        generations lived without system. In ridicule of which, Persius
20  III, 17|       from our battle-field. The system of Epicurus was much more
21  III, 17|         source the whole of this system is derived, and what origin
22  III, 17|        offices individually? The system of providence, he says,
23  III, 21|                      XXI. OF THE SYSTEM OF PLATO, WHICH WOULD LEAD
24  III, 23|    society among men, no care or system in the building of cities;
25  III, 28|    nothing. From this flowed the system of the Academy, if that
26  III, 28|        if that is to be called a system in which ignorance is both
27   IV, 3 |     philosophy and the religious system of the gods are separated,
28   IV, 3 |     truth, nor was the religious system of the gods able to give
29   IV, 3 |          be treated of. For that system of religious rites is dumb,
30   IV, 3 |          Thus also the religious system of the gods is unchaste
31   IV, 10|      that the foundation and the system of divine religion may be
32   IV, 13|          If he is wise, then his system of instruction is wisdom,
33   IV, 21|       and strength, by which the system of their new announcement
34    V, 1 |  distrust in their own abandoned system, since they neither venture
35    V, 1 |         religion, that that vain system may not at all injure the
36    V, 3 |      that all who followed their system would suffer cruel and impious
37    V, 4 |       the substance of the whole system must be contained, I have
38    V, 18|      their precept, because that system had no foundation from heaven.
39    V, 20|        their intellect; if their system is true, let it be asserted.
40    V, 20|          us in setting forth the system of the whole matter: for
41   VI, 2 |          of a light, because its system and nature are dark. Therefore
42   VI, 10|         by degrees completed the system of speech. But when they
43   VI, 12|        inquire whether the whole system of burial is serviceable
44   VI, 14|      opposition to the force and system of nature.~
45  VII, 1 |          therefore set forth the system of the world, that it may
46  VII, 2 |      they did not comprehend the system of the world, which comprises
47  VII, 3 |          and by his ignorance of system entirely overthrew the whole
48  VII, 3 |     entirely overthrew the whole system, and reduced the world,
49  VII, 4 |         they do not perceive the system of the world as man does.
50  VII, 4 |      upon the other parts of the system? this is the heaven, who
51  VII, 5 |     which subject nature and the system of the body afford an argument.
52  VII, 5 |    diversity, on which the whole system of truth depends. It does
53  VII, 6 |          we comprised above, all system is destroyed, and all things
54  VII, 7 |      they had found, because the system did not agree with the particulars;
55  VII, 12|          the truth, and the true system stole upon him unawares.
56  VII, 12|       arguments of the Epicurean system are opposed to Pythagoras,
57  VII, 13| testimony of the prophets, whose system and divination consist in
58  VII, 16|       the heavenly bodies or the system of the times; for there