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 1      I, 1 |          possible to inquire the reason why some speakers succeed
 2      I, 1 |       expediency. The weightiest reason of all is that the decision
 3      I, 1 |       way to plead in court. The reason for this is that in political
 4      I, 1 |          himself with speech and reason, when the use of rational
 5      I, 2 |         is clear, be able (1) to reason logically, (2) to understand
 6      I, 2 |          political; and for this reason rhetoric masquerades as
 7      I, 6 |    things that have sensation or reason, or which will be sought
 8      I, 6 |          any things that acquire reason; or as that which must be
 9      I, 6 |        for a given individual by reason generally, or is prescribed
10      I, 6 |        for him by his individual reason, this being his individual
11      I, 6 |        enemies do not. (For this reason the Corinthians conceived
12      I, 7 |          a greater good for that reason. Again, that which is a
13      I, 7 |      than that which is not; the reason being the same in each case,
14      I, 7 |         itself; and for the same reason, if one thing is more honourable
15      I, 7 |        manner of Epicharmus. The reason is partly the same as in
16      I, 7 |          noble conduct. For this reason wealth and health are commonly
17      I, 9 |          to others, and for this reason men honour most the just
18      I, 9 |         bad men for the opposite reason.~Again, if you cannot find
19      I, 10|        contrary to the desire or reason of the doer, yet through
20      I, 10|       and are performed for that reason: "for that reason," since
21      I, 10|       for that reason: "for that reason," since even licentious
22      I, 11| irrational, some associated with reason. By irrational I mean those
23      I, 11|         wrought and endured.~The reason of this is that it is pleasant
24      I, 11|         it, it is for some other reason. Friends belong to the class
25      I, 15|     about "the wooden wall" as a reason for engaging the enemy’s
26      I, 15|    involuntary. You must further reason from this that perjury depends
27      I, 15|    society, and that this is the reason why men take an oath before
28     II, 3 |   deserved their punishment. The reason is that it is shameless
29     II, 4 |       your sake and for no other reason. This pleasure and pain
30     II, 4 |        others; and, for the same reason, those who mind their own
31     II, 4 |      sake and not for some other reason.~Enmity and Hatred should
32     II, 5 |       hurt us; and, for the same reason, we fear those whom those
33     II, 6 |    dwells in the eyes". For this reason we feel most shame before
34     II, 8 |       danger ourselves. For this reason Amasis did not weep, they
35     II, 9 |      indignant with him for that reason, any more than we shall
36     II, 9 |        pity him for the contrary reason. Indignation is roused by
37     II, 9 |          in all other cases. The reason is that what the latter
38     II, 11|     despising them for just that reason. Hence we often despise
39     II, 13|        men, but not for the same reason. Young men feel it out of
40     II, 20|        alway tells. For the same reason, if you put your examples
41     II, 21|         we have a Maxim; add the reason or explanation, and the
42     II, 21|      they are those in which the reason for the view expressed is
43     II, 21|      words "mortal man" give the reason. Similarly, with the words
44     II, 21|          not obviously true, the reason should be added as concisely
45     II, 21|          this, we should add our reason: e.g. having said "We should
46     II, 23|    example is to be found in the reason given by Socrates for not
47     II, 23|          those consequences as a reason for urging that a thing
48     II, 23|     pointing out that there is a reason for the false impression
49     II, 23|          Odysseus tells Ajax the reason why, though he is really
50    III, 2 |        we shall state later. The reason for this restriction has
51    III, 10|          idea promptly. For this reason people are not much taken
52    III, 10|           So is "God kindled our reason to be a lamp within our
53    III, 10|       within our soul", for both reason and light reveal things.
54    III, 11|          attractive for the same reason; a new idea is conveyed,
55    III, 12|          correct. For what other reason should style be "clear",
56    III, 14|          part of his speech. The reason for this is not far to seek.
57    III, 14|     speakers will often for that reason try to make him laugh.~You
58    III, 16|         things together. Now the reason why sometimes it is not
59    III, 18|        follow them; and for this reason you should also make your