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 1 16|         represent as so old and ancient, began his existence not
 2 17|  Menenius Agrippa, who may seem ancient, whom you usually prefer
 3 17|  habitually describe as old and ancient orators those with whom
 4 26|      out for disparagement some ancient orators, and has not dared
 5 27|     ancients, avail yourself of ancient freedom, from which we have
 6 28|        have declined from their ancient glory, not from dearth of
 7 30|         gives an account of the ancient orators) he relates his
 8 31| included in the training of the ancient orators, and they also imbued
 9 33|      the usual equipment of the ancient orators, and pointed out
10 33|       elements and the germs of ancient eloquence in showing you