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 1      I, 1 | consideration of syllogisms of all kinds, without distinction, is
 2      I, 2 |        spoken word there are three kinds. The first kind depends
 3      I, 2 |    distinguishes it from the other kinds has also been stated above.
 4      I, 3 |     censures somebody. These three kinds of rhetoric refer to three
 5      I, 3 |           refer to three different kinds of time. The political orator
 6      I, 3 |          one for each of its three kinds. The political orator aims
 7      I, 3 |           this one.~That the three kinds of rhetoric do aim respectively
 8      I, 4 |        must ascertain what are the kinds of things, good or bad,
 9      I, 4 |         needs of his country; what kinds of food are produced at
10      I, 4 |           and so to learn for what kinds of nation the various kinds
11      I, 4 |        kinds of nation the various kinds of constitution are suited.
12      I, 4 |             are the most important kinds of information which the
13      I, 5 |       stock, and slaves. All these kinds of property are our own,
14      I, 5 |             and useful. The useful kinds are those that are productive,
15      I, 5 |        productive, the gentlemanly kinds are those that provide enjoyment.
16      I, 9 |      benefits, and benefits of all kinds on all occasions. The forms
17      I, 9 |           beneficence, the highest kinds of it must be those which
18      I, 10|        Still we must consider what kinds of actions and of people
19      I, 10|        while there are no definite kinds of action associated with
20      I, 12|        only to forensic but to all kinds of speaking. But it may
21      I, 12|          many just ones.~Among the kinds of wrong done to others
22      I, 13|          defined relatively to two kinds of law, and also relatively
23      I, 13|     classes of persons. By the two kinds of law I mean particular
24      I, 13|          We saw that there are two kinds of right and wrong conduct
25      I, 13|       cases presented, such as the kinds and sizes of weapons that
26      I, 15|         witnesses, they are of two kinds, the ancient and the recent;
27     II, 1 |        built, in each of the three kinds of oratory, according to
28     II, 2 |       unimportant. There are three kinds of slighting-contempt, spite,
29     II, 17|           in fact more or less the kinds of good fortune that are
30     II, 20|            which are common to all kinds of oratory. These are of
31     II, 20|     oratory. These are of two main kinds, "Example" and "Enthymeme";
32     II, 21|        follows that there are four kinds of maxims. In the first
33     II, 21|         said has shown us how many kinds of Maxims there are, and
34     II, 21|          what subjects the various kinds are appropriate. They must
35     II, 22|       observing that there are two kinds of enthymemes. One kind
36     II, 22|         difference between the two kinds is the same as that between
37     II, 25|          upon one or other of four kinds of alleged fact: (1) Probabilities, (
38     II, 26|         large number of particular kinds of enthymeme. Amplification
39     II, 26|            just as there are other kinds used to show that a thing
40    III, 2 |           Nouns are of the various kinds considered in the treatise
41    III, 2 |         found definitions of these kinds of words; a classification
42    III, 8 |         two, whereas the other two kinds have the ratio of one to
43    III, 8 |           paean.~Now the other two kinds of rhythm must be rejected
44    III, 8 |             There are two opposite kinds of paean, one of which is
45    III, 9 |     divided into members is of two kinds. It is either simply divided,
46    III, 10|          enumerating the different kinds of them. We will begin by
47    III, 10|            keep up with. These two kinds do convey to us a sort of
48    III, 10|            obvious and the obscure kinds convey nothing, either at
49    III, 10|         and Actuality.~Of the four kinds of Metaphor the most taking
50    III, 14|            or intricate.~The other kinds of introduction employed