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 1   II, 5 |        philosophers of the Stoic sect are of the same opinion,
 2   II, 9 |       who are the chief of every sect. In short, from those first
 3   II, 9 | novelties, that he might found a sect in his own name. And because
 4   II, 9 |      fault of Cicero, but of the sect. For when he had undertaken
 5  III, 3 |          FOUNDER OF THE ACADEMIC SECT.~Philosophy appears to consist
 6  III, 4 |      others. For each particular sect overturns all others, to
 7  III, 4 |     accuse it of folly. Whatever sect you shall praise and pronounce
 8  III, 14|         have learned, or in what sect you have discovered the
 9  III, 15|    instruction of virtue in this sect, since even those who enjoin
10    V, 2 |        have been one of the same sect. But if this was so, what
11    V, 15|      philosopher of the Academic sect; and one who knows not what
12    V, 18|    maintain the dogma of his own sect, the chief opinion of which
13  VII, 7 |        mock; but we show that no sect was so much out of the way,
14  VII, 7 |        they have approved of any sect, and have devoted themselves