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 1 II, 4 |                   IV. ABSURD OPINIONS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS CONCERNING
 2 II, 4 | things, nor, so far as their opinions hold, is the monarchy of
 3 II, 5 |                           V. OPINIONS OF HOMER AND HESIOD CONCERNING
 4 II, 5 |     propounded the foregoing opinions, the poet Homer is found
 5 II, 8 |                        VIII. OPINIONS CONCERNING PROVIDENCE.~And
 6 II, 8 |     contradictory and absurd opinions. First, some of them, as
 7 III, 2|    their useless and godless opinions.~
 8 III, 6|                    VI. OTHER OPINIONS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.~And
 9 III, 7|       And how many atheistic opinions Clitomachus the academician
10 III, 7|     me"? And to speak of the opinions of the most atheistical,