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 1      I, 2 |       particular subject-matter; for instance, medicine about what is
 2      I, 2 |      individual cases. Medicine, for instance, does not theorize about
 3      I, 2 |                The argument may, for instance, be that Dionysius, in asking
 4      I, 2 |          with one another. Take, for instance, the line of argument concerned
 5      I, 5 |            expectation: as when, for instance, all your brothers are ugly,
 6      I, 6 |          many other good things: for instance, health is productive both
 7      I, 7 |             of his being better: for instance, to suffer wrong rather
 8      I, 9 |             identical with them; for instance, that the cautious man is
 9      I, 9 |           man who does them: if, for instance, they are worthy of his
10      I, 9 |       appropriate ones would be; for instance, if one who was just an
11      I, 9 |              of praise. We must, for instance, point out that a man is
12      I, 10|             of course true that, for instance, young men do have hot tempers
13      I, 10|          that the temperate man, for instance, because he is temperate,
14      I, 11|              known as "natural"; for instance, those originating in the
15      I, 11|       imitation must be pleasant-for instance, painting, sculpture, poetry
16      I, 11|          pleasant to each other; for instance, one man, horse, or young
17      I, 11|        pleasant to all of us, as for instance our own deeds and words.
18      I, 12|            brought against them: for instance, a weakling is unlikely
19      I, 12|              done to others: if, for instance, you assault a man who has
20      I, 13|          honour and decorations: for instance, gratitude to, or requital
21     II, 1 |         under three heads. Take, for instance, the emotion of anger: here
22     II, 5 |             a very long way off: for instance, we all know we shall die,
23     II, 6 |           yielding to force being an instance of unwillingness), since
24     II, 7 |             kind: sexual desire, for instance, and those which arise during
25     II, 7 |           the occasion pressing; for instance, the man who gave the mat
26     II, 8 |              suffering-of those, for instance, who are on the point of
27     II, 9 |            superior; a musician, for instance, with a just man, for justice
28     II, 18|      argument, are bound to use, for instance, the topic of the Possible
29     II, 19|       possible, so is the other; for instance, if "double", then "half",
30     II, 19|              has happened; that, for instance, if a man has forgotten
31     II, 19|              other has happened; for instance, if it has lightened, it
32     II, 20|             those from Libya). As an instance of the mention of actual
33     II, 21|            our character to say, for instance, "We ought not to follow
34     II, 22|     construct arguments. I mean, for instance, how could we advise the
35     II, 23|      regarded as being so. A further instance of induction may be taken
36     II, 23|            secure our own. " Another instance is the argument of Alcidamas: "
37     II, 23|        contrasted are opposites. For instance, the priestess enjoined
38     II, 23|   antecedents are also the same. For instance, it was a saying of Xenophanes
39     II, 23|           from names. Sophocles, for~instance, says, ~O steel in heart
40     II, 24|              use a "Sign", or single instance, as certain evidence; which,
41     II, 24|          accidental as essential. An instance is what Polycrates says
42     II, 24|   consequence. In the Alexander, for instance, it is argued that Paris
43     II, 24|    particular. As, in dialectic, for instance, it may be argued that what-is-not
44     II, 24|           not open to the charge-for instance if a weakling be tried for
45     II, 25|           own statement" I mean, for instance, this: if his enthymeme
46     II, 25|       statement" is raised when, for instance, the opponent’s enthymeme
47     II, 25|             from well-known men; for instance, if the enthymeme employed
48     II, 25| probabilities. If we have a negative instance, the argument is refuted,
49    III, 2 |             sense. It is better, for instance, to say "rosy-fingered morn",
50    III, 2 |           thing less good. Take, for instance, the banter of Aristophanes
51    III, 3 |       compound words. Lycophron, for instance, talks of the "many visaged
52    III, 3 |     employment of strange words. For instance, Lycophron talks of "the
53    III, 3 |             aggressive are they. For instance, he does not say "sweat",
54    III, 3 |             may also be obscure. For instance, Gorgias talks of "events
55    III, 4 |           its co-ordinate terms. For instance, if a drinking-bowl is the
56    III, 5 |            some of them require. For instance, the connective "men" (e.g.
57    III, 5 |          into verse. Empedocles, for instance, by his long circumlocutions
58    III, 5 |              your meaning clear; for instance, if you say, "I meant, after
59    III, 7 |              easily thus. I mean for instance, if your words are harsh,
60    III, 7 |         affection, as Isocrates, for instance, does at the end of his
61    III, 9 |           reverse of what it is: for instance, in the passage quoted,
62    III, 10|             kind. Thus Pericles, for instance, said that the vanishing
63    III, 11|            if it fits the facts. For instance, Anaschetos (proper name)
64    III, 11|         livelier it appears: if, for instance, its wording is metaphorical,
65    III, 11|             to another. Suppose, for instance, a man to start some undertaking
66    III, 12|           circulated: Chaeremon, for instance, who is as finished as a
67    III, 13|             need epilogues; not, for instance, a short speech, nor one
68    III, 15|             actual deed; saying, for instance, that you did not mean to
69    III, 16|         narration of them; none, for instance, if your object is the praise
70    III, 16|              in sixty lines. Another instance is the Epic Cycle as treated
71    III, 16|      yourself and your opponent; for instance, "he went away scowling