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Academicis
placere esse rerum eius modi dissimilitudines1 ut aliae
probabiles videantur aliae contra. id autem non esse
satis cur alia posse percipi dicas alia non posse,
propterea quod multa falsa probabilia sint, nihil autem
falsi perceptum et cognitum possit esse. itaque ait
vehementer errare eos qui dicant ab Academia sensus
eripi, a quibus numquam dictum sit aut colorem aut
saporem aut sonum nullum esse, illud sit disputatum,
non inesse in iis propriam quae nusquam alibi esset
veri et certi notam.
1 similitudines Ven.2 diss. et sim. Pl.
Academicorum reliquiae cum Lucullo. M. Tullius Cicero. O. Plasberg. Leipzig. Teubner. 1922.
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