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 1 2 |       VICES AND ERRORS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.~ What noble thing have
 2 3 |          III. RIDICULE OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.~ I cannot approve of Heraclitus,
 3 3 |      the solemn assemblies of philosophers who are no philosophers,
 4 3 |       philosophers who are no philosophers, who dogmatize one against
 5 15|       is not, as the croaking philosophers say, merely a rational animal,
 6 19|      discipline in which your philosophers are so greatly deficient,
 7 19|    the truth he convicted the philosophers of being gluttons and cheats.
 8 19|       cheats. But whom of the philosophers, save you only, was he accustomed
 9 25| BOASTINGS AND QUARRELS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.~ What great and wonderful
10 25|    wonderful things have your philosophers effected? They leave uncovered
11 27|   Attic style, the sorites of philosophers, the plausibilities of syllogisms,
12 37|    exactness the lives of the philosophers. Now, in the histories of