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1 2 |      one man, like Homer, will exhibit a rhapsody, another a performance
2 2 |    purge away the darkness and exhibit the truth; he will persuade
3 2 |     make him very unwilling to exhibit.~Cleinias. No doubt.~Athenian.
4 3 |       for the Gods—herein they exhibit and imitate the old so called
5 6 |        properly filled up, and exhibit it in the Agara for a period
6 9 |     have often said, we should exhibit to the judges, as we have
7 11|       let not the poet himself exhibit, or ever teach anybody else,
8 12| especially in war, if he is to exhibit to other cities a model