Sextus Empiricus Pyrrhoniae Hypotyposes 1.4.10

[10] The phrase ‟opposed judgements” we do not employ in the sense of negations and affirmations only but simply as equivalent to ‟conflicting judgements.” ¹ ‟Equipollence” we use of equality in respect of probability and improbability, to indicate that no one of the conflicting judgements takes precedence of any other as being more probable. ‟Suspense” is a state of mental rest owing to which we neither deny nor affirm anything. ‟Quietude” is an untroubled and tranquil condition of soul. And how quietude enters the soul along with suspension of judgement we shall explain in our chapter (XII.) ‟Concerning the End.”