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 1     I,  1       |    surnamed the Obscure, the philosophers find hard to understand
 2     I,  4       |    will show that even among philosophers and distinguished statesmen,
 3     I,  36      |      a case: if all men were philosophers, there would be no husbandmen.
 4     I,  42(4587)|    Book of his “Lives of the Philosophers” refers to a treatise by
 5     I,  49(4644)|     celebrated of the female philosophers of the Pythagorean school.
 6    II,  Int     |    Brahmans (14), as well as philosophers like Diogenes, testify to
 7    II,  7       |  that we are at one with the philosophers. But who does not know that
 8    II,  9       | reasoning such as this, many philosophers have forsaken the crowded
 9    II,  10      |     its own destruction. The philosophers make use of another illustration
10    II,  14(4777)|    Christian grammarians and philosophers of the Alexandrine school;
11    II,  15      |    arguments and examples of philosophers. Now I will pass on to the