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 1     I|        vain disputations of the philosophers were deceived and supposed
 2    IV|       all these things with his philosophers and with his friends; and
 3     V| arguments and syllogisms of the philosophers by study corruptible, the
 4     V|     Whereof saith Haymo: As the philosophers said, and doctors have opinion,
 5     V|       that Ionique is a kind of philosophers, Italian, which be towards
 6     V|        the universal world, the philosophers that were at Athens could
 7     V|   Scholastica Historia that the philosophers were brought to this, that
 8     V|      unto this unknown God, the philosophers said: This God hath no need
 9     V|        to Athens, the Epicurean philosophers and Stoics disputed with
10     V|      him into the street of the philosophers, for to examine their new
11    VI|         And Daria answered: The philosophers felt the elements by the
12    VI|      for Isidore saith that the philosophers say that heaven is movable,
13    VI|       faith of Jesu Christ, the philosophers mocked him as he had been
14   VII|         by the ensamples of the philosophers.~And when the emperor saw
15   VII|         The first pertaineth to philosophers, the second to rhetors and
16   VII|      knowledge that they be not philosophers, that is to wit, loving
17   VII|       happed so that many other philosophers were, that great envy had