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 1    I, 2 | sentiment was introduced by Democritus, and confirmed by Epicurus.
 2  III, 17|   HE REGARDED LEUCIPPUS AND DEMOCRITUS AS AUTHORS OF ERROR.~I have
 3  III, 17|   Leucippus only? from whom Democritus, having received instructions,
 4  III, 17|      whether it was that of Democritus or Dicaearchus, both by
 5  III, 18|   Socratic ostentation. For Democritus, was of another persuasion.
 6  III, 23|    the glory of liberality. Democritus is praised because he abandoned
 7  III, 28|    chariot and four horses. Democritus says that the truth lies
 8  III, 30|   in the darkness? or until Democritus draws forth truth from the
 9  VII, 1 |  following the authority of Democritus, spoke truly in this matter,
10  VII, 3 |     And because Epicurus or Democritus was unable to teach this,
11  VII, 7 |   the same thing. Therefore Democritus was in error, who thought
12  VII, 7 |     mistaken, together with Democritus, who argued that souls perished
13  VII, 8 |     Dicaearchus first, then Democritus, and lastly Epicurus: so
14  VII, 13|  the opinion entertained by Democritus, and Epicurus, and Dicaearchus