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 1      I, 1 |    resembles all other arts. For example, it is not the function
 2      I, 2 |        so it is in rhetoric. The example is an induction, the enthymeme
 3      I, 2 |    rhetorical syllogism, and the example a rhetorical induction.
 4      I, 2 |           The difference between example and enthymeme is made plain
 5      I, 2 |          induction in dialectic, example in rhetoric; when it is
 6      I, 2 |  believed.~The enthymeme and the example must, then, deal with what
 7      I, 2 |         the main contingent, the example being an induction, and
 8      I, 2 | syllogisms and some cannot.~The "example" has already been described
 9      I, 2 |         other, the former is an "example". The argument may, for
10      I, 5 |       independent of art, as for example those which are due to nature-though,
11      I, 6 |    advantage of our enemies; for example, if it is to the particular
12      I, 7 |      desirable in itself, as for example bodily strength than what
13      I, 7 |          something else; as, for example, exercise is chosen for
14      I, 7 |        the need is pressing; for example, in old age and times of
15      I, 7 |          different purposes; for example, that which promotes life,
16      I, 14|   criminals are punished, as for example perjurers do-it is argued
17     II, 6 | evidences of it: not merely, for example, of actual sexual intercourse,
18     II, 18|      arguing by "enthymeme" and "example", by the addition of which
19     II, 20|          are of two main kinds, "Example" and "Enthymeme"; for the "
20     II, 20|       first treat of argument by Example, for it has the nature of
21     II, 20|          point by this method of Example, and to convince our hearers
22     II, 20|         varieties of argument by Example there are, and how and when
23     II, 22|        commonplaces" I mean, for example, eulogy of Achilles because
24     II, 23|         than yours are". Another example may be found in the Alexander. "
25     II, 23|          of one love." A further example is to be found in the reason
26     II, 23|          their children. Another example of this occurred at Athens
27     II, 23|        of Theodectes provides an example: "What temple has he profaned?
28     II, 23|         probable or credible. An example is what Androcles of the
29     II, 23|        to be groundless. Another example is from the Ajax of Theodectes,
30     II, 25|          all his friends".~3. An example of an objection "from a
31     II, 25|         2) Enthymemes based upon Example are those which proceed
32    III, 9 |          and "larger". So in the example, "Both to those who want
33    III, 9 |        en elachistais elpisin~An example of inflexions of the same
34    III, 10|     national festivals." Another example occurs in the Funeral Speech: "
35    III, 14|         always done. (Take as an example the introduction to the
36    III, 16|     Story told to Alcinous is an example of a brief chronicle, when
37    III, 16|       this Sophocles provides an example in the Antigone, where Antigone
38    III, 17|          are false. Argument by "example" is highly suitable for