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 1      I, 2 |        furnished by the spoken word there are three kinds. The
 2      I, 2 |        peperhasmeuou); for the word "perhas" has the same meaning (
 3      I, 2 |     end" or "boundary") as the word "tekmarh" in the ancient
 4      I, 7 |       true of one such related word is true of all. Thus if
 5      I, 8 |       best"). Monarchy, as the word implies, is the constitution
 6     II, 16|        a claim to office. In a word, the type of character produced
 7     II, 23|        world~Hears many a true word and believes it not.~2.
 8     II, 23|        the various senses of a word. Such a word is "rightly",
 9     II, 23|       senses of a word. Such a word is "rightly", as has been
10     II, 23|       them as soon as the last word has been uttered.~
11     II, 24|        letters knows the whole word, since the word is the same
12     II, 24|      the whole word, since the word is the same thing as the
13    III, 2 |  landed,~is inappropriate; the word "king" goes beyond the dignity
14    III, 5 |      e.g. o de). The answering word must be brought in before
15    III, 5 |      tell whether a particular word belongs to what precedes
16    III, 5 |   which of the two clauses the word "always" should be joined
17    III, 7 | discreet reluctance to utter a word when speaking of impiety
18    III, 9 |      another pair, or the same word is used to bracket two opposites,
19    III, 9 |      or inflexions of the same word or the same word repeated.
20    III, 9 |      the same word or the same word repeated. Thus, at the beginning~
21    III, 9 |      of inflexions of the same word is~axios de staoenai chalkous
22    III, 9 |        on chalkou;~Of the same word repeated, ~su d’ auton kai
23    III, 10|   obvious arguments (using the word "obvious" to mean what is
24    III, 10|        Isocrates used the same word of those who "parade at
25    III, 11|    changes of the letters of a word; this too is a surprise.
26    III, 11|       as well as in prose. The word which comes is not what
27    III, 11|         where one imagined the word would be "sandals". But
28    III, 11|      altering the letters of a word consist in meaning, not
29    III, 11|      that gives a twist to the word used; e.g. the remark of
30    III, 11|        than that, and uses the word with a new meaning. So too
31    III, 11|     all these jokes, whether a word is used in a second sense
32    III, 11|        again is the use of one word in different senses. Of
33    III, 12|       though he nowhere says a word about him afterwards.~Now