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 1      I, 1 |      writers here deal is how to put the judge into a given frame
 2      I, 1 |        man quite healthy, but to put him as far as may be on
 3      I, 2 |          these reasonings can be put into syllogisms and some
 4      I, 9 |          he owes to himself", if put like this, amounts to a
 5      I, 9 |      make it into praise we must put it thus, "Since he is proud
 6      I, 9 |     statues were the first to be put up in the market-place.
 7      I, 11|       people find it pleasant to put their neighbours straight
 8      I, 12|         or to habit: in fact, to put it generally, as if you
 9      I, 15|          probabilities cannot be put on their trial, and that
10     II, 1 |         character look right and put his hearers, who are to
11     II, 3 |          Apollo say, in order to put a stop to the anger of Achilles
12     II, 3 |      lines of argument; you must put your hearers into the corresponding
13     II, 8 |         exciting pity: they thus put the disasters before our
14     II, 10|      whom the decision rests are put into an envious state of
15     II, 13|   cynical; that is, they tend to put the worse construction on
16     II, 14|       temperate but cowardly. To put it generally, all the valuable
17     II, 18|        for whom such a speech is put together are treated as
18     II, 20|      wealthy already. But if you put him to death, others will
19     II, 20|          the same reason, if you put your examples first you
20     II, 20|     large number of them; if you put them last, a single one
21     II, 21|       must, in that case, either put the supplement first and
22     II, 21|          a traitor": or we might put it, I disapprove of that
23     II, 22|     cause obscurity: nor must we put in all the steps that lead
24     II, 22|         judges that the opinions put forward really are of this
25     II, 23|         peace is what we need to put things right again". Or—~
26     II, 23|       not desirable to be justly put to death.~3. Another line
27     II, 23|         arguments, and arguments put side by side are clearer
28     II, 24|       should make one bad thing. Put thus, the enthymeme is refutative;
29     II, 24|         enthymeme is refutative; put as follows; demonstrative: "
30     II, 24|          saying that Thrasybulus put down thirty tyrants, where
31     II, 24|        two things, once they are put together, do not form a
32    III, 2 |    because in whatever words you put a given thing your meaning
33    III, 5 |           Such people are apt to put that sort of thing into
34    III, 6 |     words under one article, but put one article with each; e.g. "
35    III, 9 |         one pair of opposites is put along with one of another
36    III, 9 |    especially when they are thus put side by side, and also because
37    III, 10|         it only in the way it is put; and just because it is
38    III, 10|      about the way his daughters put off marrying—~My daughters’
39    III, 14|    statement of your subject, to put a sort of head on the main
40    III, 14|          therefore ridiculous to put this kind of thing at the
41    III, 14|          answering the questions put to them, make indirect replies
42    III, 15|      such a supposition has been put into words or not, so that
43    III, 15|     motive of two, the latter to put the better construction
44    III, 16| touch-people beginning to cry do put their hands over their eyes.~
45    III, 17|         first speaker you should put your own arguments forward
46    III, 17|     seeming abusive or ill-bred. Put such remarks, therefore,
47    III, 18|     other ephors had been justly put to death. "Yes", he said. "
48    III, 18|      would not you too be justly put to death?"-"Not at all",
49    III, 18|      drawing the conclusion, nor put the conclusion itself in
50    III, 19|        this instead of that!" Or put it in the form of a question. "