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 1      I, 2 |               Take, for instance, the line of argument concerned with "
 2      I, 2 |            the more or less". On this line of argument it is equally
 3      I, 5 |            state, the founders of the line have been notable for virtue
 4     II, 10|              or reputation. Hence the line:~Ay, kin can even be jealous
 5     II, 19|            already said will show the line to take. In discussing deliberative
 6     II, 22|             mean the same thing as a "line of argument".) We will begin,
 7     II, 23|                             23~1. One line of positive proof is based
 8     II, 23|           believes it not.~2. Another line of proof is got by considering
 9     II, 23|              put to death.~3. Another line of proof is based upon correlative
10     II, 23|              to kill him. ~4. Another line of proof is the "a fortiori".
11     II, 23|               as a whole".~5. Another line of argument is based on
12     II, 23|              through now".~6. Another line is to apply to the other
13     II, 23|               do yourself.~7. Another line of proof is secured by defining
14     II, 23|            point at issue.~8. Another line of argument is founded upon
15     II, 23|      explained in the Topics. Another line is based upon logical division.
16     II, 23|            not allege C".~10. Another line is based upon induction.
17     II, 23|               to prosper.~11. Another line of argument is founded upon
18     II, 23|               on the way.~12. Another line of argument consists in
19     II, 23|             bad consequences, another line of argument consists in
20     II, 23|          Callippus is made up of this line of argument, with the addition
21     II, 23|        already described.~14. Another line of argument is used when
22     II, 23|             divarication.~15. Another line of argument is this: The
23     II, 23|           common opinion.~16. Another line is that of rational correspondence.
24     II, 23|             mercenaries?"~17. Another line is the argument that if
25     II, 23|               gods do not exist. This line of proof assumes generally
26     II, 23|            suits us best.~18. Another line of argument is based on
27     II, 23|              their homes.~19. Another line of argument is the assertion
28     II, 23|           quite possible.~20. Another line of argument is common to
29     II, 23|             of Callippus.~21. Another line of argument refers to things
30     II, 23|          should need it."~22. Another line of argument is to refute
31     II, 23|           number of you."~23. Another line that is useful for men and
32     II, 23|               thought so.~24. Another line of argument is to show that
33     II, 23|             on the slab."~25. Another line is to consider whether the
34     II, 23|               from clear.~26. Another line is, when a contemplated
35     II, 23|             mortal woman.~27. Another line is to make previous mistakes
36     II, 23|               the other. This special line of argument for enthymeme
37     II, 23|             before Theodorus.~Another line is to draw meanings from
38     II, 23|               art steel in name.~This line of argument is common in
39     II, 24|             worth speech".~2. Another line is to assert of the whole
40     II, 24|            two bad things." The whole line of argument is fallacious.
41     II, 24| husband-slayer should die.~3. Another line is the use of indignant
42     II, 24|               accordingly.~4. Another line is to use a "Sign", or single
43     II, 24|               vicious man.~5. Another line represents the accidental
44     II, 24|               are enjoyed. Hence this line too falls under the head
45     II, 24|               by omission.~7. Another line consists in representing
46     II, 24|        especially fond of taking this line. Thus Demades said that
47     II, 24|             war occurred".~8. Another line consists in leaving out
48     II, 24|               specific. It is of this line of argument that Corax’s
49     II, 26|              mean the same thing as a line of enthymematic argument-a
50     II, 26|      enthymemes; none of these is the line of argument of an enthymeme;
51    III, 2 |          something better in the same line; if to disparage, from something
52    III, 10|              There is also the iambic line of Anaxandrides about the
53    III, 14|               will take quite another line and deal with such matters
54    III, 15|           impiety in having written a line encouraging perjury—~My