Today added to the site are all five surviving works of Sextus Empiricus, in the public-domain Loeb translation by R. G. Bury.
Sextus was a Pyrrhonist Sceptic of the second century AD. His books are the fullest surviving statement of ancient Scepticism, and they are full of reports and attacks on Epicurus, including one of the most important surviving accounts of Epicurus's Canon, his doctrine of the standards of truth. Anyone who wants to understand the Sceptic position that Epicurus opposed, or to check what Sextus actually said about Epicurus, can now read the full texts here with each section numbered and linkable.
- Outlines of Pyrrhonism
- Against the Logicians
- Against the Physicists and Against the Ethicists
- Against the Professors
An Epicurean guide to the most important passages where Sextus reports or attacks the views of Epicurus is here:
All of these pages can also be reached from "Secondary Sources," then "Other Ancient Sources," then "Sextus Empiricus" in the left navigation sidebar.