Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|         conceive we should not be silent, but, expounding the tenets
 2    IV, 15   |      madness: yet we shall not be silent as regards this (system)
 3    IV, 27   | contemplation, neither shall I be silent as regards (undertakings)
 4    IV, 34   |     neither are we disposed to be silent on the following point,
 5    IV, 35   |            But neither shall I be silent respecting that piece of
 6     V, 19   |            as intended to be kept silent. For also our Father, on
 7    VI, 1    |           now also I shall not be silent as regards the opinions
 8    VI, 40   |          this (name) she remained silent. While Marcus, however,
 9   VII, 2    |        now seems proper not to be silent respecting the (doctrines)
10   VII, 17   |          source), we shall not be silent. This (philosopher) affirms
11   VII, 19   |         neither of this will I be silent. In alleging that what is
12  VIII, 1    |        expedient in no wise to be silent concerning the tenets of
13  VIII, 1    |         this, we shall not now be silent as regards the (heterodox)
14  VIII, 1    |            And Moses has not been silent on this point, when he says,
15  VIII, 4    |         Monoimus, we shall not be silent.~
16    IX, 8    |        commenced, we shall not be silent as regards the opinions
17    IX, 9    |     diseases; and we shall not be silent respecting even such practices
18    IX, 12   |        own day, and have not been silent as regards those prevalent