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 1 Pre        | adopting the terms used by that philosopher. ~From these considerations,
 2   1, 62(52)|      Laert. in the life of this philosopher. ~
 3   2, 30    |                       30. This (philosopher) also taught, that there
 4   2, 30    |     spoke openly and well, as a Philosopher, of the Father and Creator
 5   2, 30    |         conducted himself as no Philosopher; and went down to the Pirasus
 6   2, 32    |         You (now) view the very Philosopher—who is from above70, and
 7   2, 37    |         37. How then can you, O Philosopher! be moved by death after
 8   2, 41    |      Orpheus! But now, the same Philosopher advises, that we give credence
 9   2, 44    |       laws of mortal men ? this Philosopher too,—this (I say), who could
10   3, 4     |        is the mortal man, King, Philosopher, Lawgiver, or Prophet, whether
11   3, 33    |       this): let every existing Philosopher too come forward and tell
12   4, 12    |       no word of man, either of philosopher or prophet, whether Greek
13   5, 14    |      accrued to them) from this philosopher, so that they were not wanting,