 what attitude does he take to ordinary beliefs?  The sentences of breakfast-time, bath-time, and bed-time—‘The butter’s hard’, ‘The water’s cold’, ‘The springs are protruding’—do not express scientific  δόγματα, nor yet do they serve in avowals. If we are concerned to discover the scope of ἐποχή in PH, it is precisely such humdrum sentences which will most exercise us; yet of them Sextus says nothing. (Barnes 1982: 75–6)