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 1     I, 9 |   opinion of the great body (of speculators), affirming fire and earth
 2     I, 14|  through the tenets of physical speculators, it seems to remain that
 3     I, 18|  pervaded everything; and these speculators were positive about the
 4     I, 23| HESIODIC COSMOGONY; THE ANCIENT SPECULATORS, MATERIALISTS; DERIVATIVE
 5    IV, 2 |     rest of the crowd of these (speculators), imposing names different
 6    IV, 7 |      labour of the majority (of speculators), where each after a different
 7    IV, 13|      and elements. Now certain (speculators), appropriating similar
 8    IV, 15| profound art among the all-wise speculators of the Greeks--to whom heretical
 9    IV, 42|  explained the opinions of all (speculators), exerting especial attention
10    IV, 46|        return to these several (speculators) their peculiar tenets,
11    IV, 46|       knavery practised by such speculators may be considered dancing
12    IV, 50|     from the thoughts of these (speculators). Wherefore, beloved, let
13     V, 1 |  opinions propounded by all the speculators among both Greeks and Barbarians,
14     V, 1 |       from the system of these (speculators), many, detaching parts,
15     V, 8 |       opinions are which those (speculators) entertain, are as follow (
16     V, 23|      not a single one of these (speculators) unrefuted. Our refutation
17    VI, 16|      favourite tenets of these (speculators). And this (recapitulation)
18    VI, 32|      These are) at present aged speculators. And they assert that opinions
19   VII, 17|       of the greater number (of speculators), (and) advancing into a
20     X, 8 |    simple, as the gross bulk of speculators maintain, when they assert