Sextus Empiricus Quotes

By skepticism . . . we arrive first at suspension of judgment, and second at freedom from disturbance.

Plato, quite decadently, wore an earring while young.

To every argument an equal argument is opposed.

Skepticism relieved two terrible diseases that afflicted mankind: anxiety and dogmatism.

The skeptic, being a lover of his kind, desires to cure by speech, as best he can, the self-conceit and rashness of the dogmatists.