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1     III|            in the study of natural philosophy, declared that water was
2     III|          from Thales, followed the philosophy called by themselves physical.~ ~
3       V| compendious explanation of his own philosophy, clearly and manifestly
4       V|             who was the founder of philosophy among them, taking occasion
5     XIX|           the doctrines of his own philosophy, mystically by means of
6    XXXV|         here profess to teach that philosophy which is falsely so called,
7    XXXV|    bootlessly disgrace the name of philosophy are convicted of knowing
8   XXXVI|          them as one definition of philosophy, how are they who are not
9   XXXVI|    knowledge worthy of the name of philosophy? For if Socrates, the wisest