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 1      I, 2 |      is not concerned with any special or definite class of subjects.~
 2      I, 2 |     kind of induction; and the special nature of the subject-matter
 3      I, 2 |       But there are also those special Lines of Argument which
 4      I, 2 |      Lines of Argument have no special subject-matter, and therefore
 5      I, 2 |      propositions suitable for special Lines of Argument, the nearer
 6      I, 2 |       upon these particular or special Lines of Argument; comparatively
 7      I, 2 |   dealing with enthymemes, the special and the general Lines of
 8      I, 2 |     they are to be founded. By special Lines of Argument I mean
 9      I, 2 |   alike. We may begin with the special Lines of Argument. But,
10      I, 4 |     points may be guarded with special care.~With regard to the
11      I, 7 |       people like him, or in a special way, or at a special place
12      I, 7 |      in a special way, or at a special place or time, his deed
13      I, 8 |    form of government, for the special moral character of each
14      I, 9 |      and censures are made. No special treatment of censure and
15      I, 10|        to law. "Law" is either special or general. By special law
16      I, 10|  either special or general. By special law I mean that written
17      I, 14|     which involves the doer in special shame; that whereby a man
18      I, 15| contract is a law, though of a special and limited kind; and that,
19     II, 1 |      to what may be called the special needs of each.~But since
20     II, 2 |      of slight being enough if special slights are wanting. Each
21     II, 18|     All orators, besides their special lines of argument, are bound
22     II, 20|                         20~The special forms of oratorical argument
23     II, 21|     sufficiently proved by the special fondness of country fellows
24     II, 22| arguments of the same type for special needs as they emerge; not
25     II, 22|  Achilles than to Diomede. The special facts here needed are those
26     II, 22|       argument for the various special subjects that it is useful
27     II, 23|       had done the other. This special line of argument for enthymeme
28     II, 24|        only be asserted in the special sense mentioned. This sort
29    III, 1 |      derived; there being both special and general lines of argument
30    III, 5 |    calling things by their own special names and not by vague general
31    III, 12|     general aspects and in its special applications to the various