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17556	Patrick, Mary Mills	Sextus Empiricus and Greek Scepticism			.txt	text/plain	48275	3145	73	The following treatise on Sextus Empiricus and Greek Scepticism Maccoll, _The Greek Sceptics from Pyrrho to Sextus_, London, Scepticism makes no dogmatic statements of any kind, Sextus things considered they think without doubt that Sextus belonged part of Sextus to think of starting the Sceptical School in Sextus in discussing this subject calls Scepticism an [Greek: [Greek: dunamis][4] of Scepticism is to oppose the things of ideas of the Sceptical Tropes were original with Aenesidemus, Sceptics, Sextus gives the five Tropes which he attributes to Sextus claims that all things can be included in these Tropes, thing, the [Greek: ataraxia] that the Sceptic desired. since the same things appear different according to the 59 _In what does the Sceptical School differ from the Philosophy _In what does the Sceptical School differ from the Philosophy differ from the Sceptics, perhaps even in saying that all things	./cache/17556.txt	./txt/17556.txt