Proinde Socrates scurra Atticus viderit, nihil se scire confessus, testimonio licet fallacissimi daemonis gloriosus, Arcesilas quoque et Carneades et Pyrrho et omnis Academicorum multitudo deliberet.
For the rest then, let Socrates look to himself! Socrates, the buffoon of Athens(as Zeno called him), who confessed that he knew nothing, though he boasted of the promptings of a deceiving demon; Arcesilas too, and Carneades, and Pyrrho, and the whole host of the Academics, let them argue on!
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