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 1 Pre        |    Diogenes Laer-tius, Plato, Aristotle, Josephus and others; which
 2   1, 27(19)|        Zeno too, according to Aristotle, argued thus, (cited at §
 3   1, 30(21)|     reasoning of this sort in Aristotle's Tract on Xenophanes, Zeno,
 4   1, 36(28)|                     8 So also Aristotle, Lib. de Juventute et Senectute,
 5   1, 37(29)|      is, perhaps, cap. vi. of Aristotle's Liber de mundo. See also
 6   1, 40(39)|      of a very subtile fluid. Aristotle's opinion may perhaps, be
 7   2, 20    |     who were of the school of Aristotle, excluded it from every
 8   2, 20(40)|       exclude virtue. So also Aristotle, according to Tatian. Orat.
 9   2, 20(41)|        are given at length in Aristotle's work, " De anima," Lib.
10   2, 20(42)|                             5 Aristotle, De anima, Lib. n. eap.
11   2, 20(42)| origin of this he ascribes to Aristotle, (ib. p. 878.) as a principle
12   2, 20(42)|  principle in nature. [Greek] Aristotle made Entelechia, or form,
13   2, 20(42)|       ascribed to the soul by Aristotle and his followers, may be
14   2, 20(42)|      was a fifth element with Aristotle: i. e. in addition to those
15   2, 20(43)|      thus speaks summarily on Aristotle, (Hist. Crit. Philos. Tom.
16   2, 20(44)| speaking of the Demonology of Aristotle, he says (ib. p. 831.) "
17   2, 42(79)|   These were the followers of Aristotle. See sect. 20 above, also
18   2, 49    |    the evidence is clear. For Aristotle, who arranged himself against
19   2, 49    |      philosophical notions of Aristotle; and, on the other hand,
20   2, 49    |      Stoics: the followers of Aristotle, with those of Plato: the
21   2, 50    |     the duty of the school of Aristotle,—who saw with their own