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1 1, Int | learning and universality of a philosopher. This propriety inherent 2 1, II | lived, when Carneades the philosopher came in embassage to Rome, 3 1, III | merry description of the philosopher that the great lady took 4 1, III | said, “That he doubted the philosopher of a Stoic would turn to 5 1, VII | him long, was named the “Philosopher,” who, as he excelled all 6 1, VII | under Aristotle, the great philosopher, who dedicated divers of 7 1, VII | and it is of Xenophon the philosopher, who went from Socrates’ 8 1, VII | that this young scholar or philosopher, after all the captains 9 2, I | the tale so common of the philosopher that, while he gazed upwards 10 2, VII | cannot a little marvel at the philosopher Aristotle, that did proceed 11 2, XX | from this doctrine of the philosopher’s heaven, whereby they feigned 12 2, XXIII| as Epictetus would have a philosopher in every particular action 13 2, XXIII| as Epictetus would have a philosopher in every particular action