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1    I, 1 |    preceptive discourse; while persuasive discourse applies itself
2    I, 7 | authority; that those whom the persuasive word heals not, the threatening
3    I, 8 |       therefore in addition to persuasive discourse, there is the
4    I, 10|      speech, the useful to the persuasive. For the hortatory and the
5    I, 10| de-hortatory are a form of the persuasive, and the laudatory and inculpatory
6    I, 10|       the panegyrical. For the persuasive style of sentence in one
7    I, 10|     and we must now handle the persuasive and the laudatory, and,