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 1       3, VI     |          should have passed by the philosophers themselves even when they
 2       5, III    |          of the injunctions of the philosophers, I began to compare some
 3       5, III    | probability was on the side of the philosophers, whose power reached far
 4       5, III    |          many a true saying of the philosophers about the creation, and
 5       5, X      |     inclined to believe that those philosophers whom they call “The Academics”143
 6       5, XIV    |           that the majority of the philosophers held the more probable views.
 7       5, XIV    |            I preferred some of the philosophers. But I refused to commit
 8       5, XIV    |            my fainting soul to the philosophers, because they were without
 9       6, V      |          of the self-contradicting philosophers could once snatch from me
10       6, IX(201)|            and true from the pagan philosophers of the Greco-Roman world.
11       7, II     |         upon the writings of other philosophers, which were full of fallacies
12       7, II     |        many of the writings of the philosophers; the teacher of so many