Sextus Empiricus Pyrrhoniae Hypotyposes 1.7.14

[14] Moreover, even in the act of enunciating the Sceptic formulae ¹ concerning things non-evident—such as the formula ‟No more (one thing than another),” or the formula ‟I determine nothing,” or any of the others which we shall presently mention,—he does not dogmatize. For whereas the dogmatizer posits the things about which he is said to be dogmatizing as really existent, the Sceptic does not posit these formulae in any absolute sense; for he conceives that, just as the formula ‟All things are false” asserts the falsity of itself as well as of everything else, as does the formula ‟Nothing is true,” so also the formula ‟No more” asserts that itself, like all the rest, is ‟No more (this than that),” and thus cancels itself along with the rest. And of the other formulae we say the same.