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 1      I, 2 | dialectic. One sort of enthymeme really belongs to rhetoric, as
 2      I, 2 |         as one sort of syllogism really belongs to dialectic; but
 3      I, 2 |    dialectic; but the other sort really belongs to other arts and
 4      I, 4 |          rhetoric not, what they really are, practical faculties,
 5      I, 5 |        in order to make his life really secure. As we have already
 6      I, 5 |       than in owning them; it is really the activity-that is, the
 7      I, 10|    qualities, their actions will really be due to one of the causes
 8      I, 13|         law of Nature. For there really is, as every one to some
 9      I, 13|          law; but he is innocent really, and it is equity that declares
10      I, 15|       misunderstand what the law really means. Or that no one chooses
11     II, 1 |     badness do not say what they really think; or finally, they
12     II, 4 |        be ashamed to do anything really wrong. Again, our rivals,
13     II, 4 | generally, towards those who are really fond of their friends and
14     II, 5 |         make them feel that they really are in danger of something,
15     II, 6 |     writers of comedy; these are really a kind of evil-speakers
16     II, 7 |        not help us much, are yet really kind to us, because our
17     II, 9 |   indignant. These questions are really answered by what has been
18     II, 9 |        latter have is felt to be really their own, but what the
19     II, 9 |     newly rich do not seem to be really their own. Further, it is
20     II, 9 |   secondly, we feel it if we are really good and honest people;
21     II, 11|       looking upon that thing as really our own, and therefore feeling
22     II, 17|      because of events which are really the result of chance.~This
23     II, 21|    subjects on which his hearers really hold views already, and
24     II, 22|         the opinions put forward really are of this sort. We should
25     II, 23|        and causes that have been really or seemingly slandered,
26     II, 23|         reason why, though he is really braver than Ajax, he is
27    III, 1 |          right thing in speaking really is that we should be satisfied
28    III, 2 |         of all other actors: his really seems to be that of the
29    III, 4 |         employed, since they are really the same thing except for
30    III, 12|          to public assemblies is really just like scene-painting.
31    III, 15|          attack one bad one that really bears on the question. This
32    III, 16|       one, or that the facts are really as important as you wish