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 1      I, 1 |    reasoning can be employed, on opposite sides of a question, not
 2      I, 1 |          other of the arts draws opposite conclusions: dialectic and
 3      I, 1 |       this. Both these arts draw opposite conclusions impartially.
 4      I, 5 |  happiness, or gives rise to its opposite, we ought not to do.~We
 5      I, 6 |   proposal; the latter being the opposite of the former. Now the political
 6      I, 7 |  important than another from two opposite points of view: it may appear
 7      I, 9 |     accordance with the law; its opposite is injustice, through which
 8      I, 9 |       commands; cowardice is the opposite. Temperance is the virtue
 9      I, 9 |   concerned; incontinence is the opposite. Liberality disposes us
10      I, 9 |        good; illiberality is the opposite. Magnanimity is the virtue
11      I, 9 |    others on a large scale; [its opposite is meanness of spirit].
12      I, 9 |         have one or other of two opposite forms of expression accordingly.~
13      I, 9 |          censure bad men for the opposite reason.~Again, if you cannot
14      I, 11|      being; and that Pain is the opposite. If this is what pleasure
15      I, 11|      soul to be brought into the opposite state, is painful. It must
16      I, 12|         called bad names. Or the opposite argument may appeal to you:
17      I, 12|      will affect people of quite opposite characters. You may be encouraged
18     II, 1 |      feel hostile, they take the opposite view. Again, if they are
19     II, 3 |        Since growing calm is the opposite of growing angry, and calmness
20     II, 3 |          angry, and calmness the opposite of anger, we must ascertain
21     II, 3 |     those who intended to do the opposite of what they did do. Also
22     II, 3 |          calm, it is plainly the opposite to that which makes them
23     II, 4 |          us we feel wish for the opposite of what we wish for ourselves-and
24     II, 5 |       what conditions. It is the opposite of fear, and what causes
25     II, 5 |        and what causes it is the opposite of what causes fear; it
26     II, 6 |        opinions about it are the opposite of ours. Also before those
27     II, 8 |       often helps to produce the opposite of pity. Again, we feel
28     II, 9 |        fortune is, in one sense, opposite to pain at unmerited bad
29     II, 11|       and notion of contempt are opposite to those of emulation. Those
30     II, 13|          laughter being the very opposite of querulousness.~Such are
31     II, 17|       here; for to arrive at the opposite types to those described,
32     II, 17|        have only to ask what the opposite qualities are.~
33     II, 22|        are based on facts of the opposite kind: the orator looks to
34     II, 23|        upon consideration of the opposite of the thing in question.
35     II, 23|   question. Observe whether that opposite has the opposite quality.
36     II, 23|    whether that opposite has the opposite quality. If it has not,
37     II, 23|       win belief,~Be sure of the opposite likewise-that this world~
38     II, 23|         be done in either of two opposite ways, and have to apply
39     II, 23|       good and a bad consequence opposite respectively to each other,
40     II, 23|        such assumptions or their opposite, as suits us best.~18. Another
41     II, 23| discourage it by pointing to the opposite. These same arguments also
42     II, 26|          first case we prove the opposite of our adversary’s statements.
43    III, 8 |         beginning. There are two opposite kinds of paean, one of which
44    III, 11|        they gained by it. Or the opposite one of Isocrates, that their
45    III, 16|       them to be thought: or the opposite facts to establish the opposite
46    III, 16|  opposite facts to establish the opposite arguments.~You may also