Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVI |     helpful in unfolding your opinions.” Verily, they seem to argue
 2       4, XV  |       the mind, but the false opinions which I held concerning
 3       4, XV  |    same way, errors and false opinions contaminate life if the
 4       5, V   |   ventures to assert dogmatic opinions in matters in which he is
 5       6, XI  |      things, and the winds of opinions veered about and tossed
 6       6, XVI |       all the waverings of my opinions, never faded from my breast.
 7       7, X   |     when they hold these evil opinions - and they shall become
 8      11, XXII|  argue against these last two opinions as follows: “If you will
 9      11, XXII|     or the other of these two opinions which we have set out above
10      11, XXV |    great an abundance of true opinions which can be elicited from
11      11, XXX |       In this discord of true opinions let Truth itself bring concord,
12      11, XXX | anyone asks me which of these opinions was the meaning of thy servant
13      11, XXX |      Yet I do know that those opinions are true - with the exception
14      11, XXXI|       have meant both if both opinions are true?” And if there