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 1      I, 1 |         apply to political as to forensic oratory, and although the
 2      I, 1 |      unscrupulous practices than forensic, because it treats of wider
 3      I, 1 |   measure maintains they are. In forensic oratory this is not enough;
 4      I, 1 |        inclined more towards the forensic branch of oratory.~Rhetoric
 5      I, 3 |      oratory- (1) political, (2) forensic, and (3) the ceremonial
 6      I, 3 |       address public assemblies. Forensic speaking either attacks
 7      I, 3 | necessary for the political, the forensic, and the ceremonial speaker
 8      I, 9 |         want of familiarity with forensic pleading. The comparison
 9      I, 9 |  Enthymemes are most suitable to forensic speeches; it is our doubts
10      I, 11|          is victory. That is why forensic pleading and debating contests
11      I, 12|          is relevant not only to forensic but to all kinds of speaking.
12      I, 15|      specially characteristic of forensic oratory. They are five in
13     II, 18|          for ceremonial, and for forensic speaking. We have further
14     II, 18|      concerned with the Past, to forensic speeches, where the required
15     II, 23|         of argument is common to forensic and deliberative oratory,
16    III, 12|       are those of political and forensic speaking the same. Both
17    III, 12|       and seems better away. The forensic style is more highly finished;
18    III, 12|          be read; and next to it forensic oratory.~To analyse style
19    III, 13|   narration" surely is part of a forensic speech only: how in a political
20    III, 13| technical sense? or a reply to a forensic opponent? or an epilogue
21    III, 13|         a political speech. Even forensic speeches do not always need
22    III, 14|         itself.~Introductions to forensic speeches, it must be observed,
23    III, 14|        materials as those of the forensic kind, though the nature
24    III, 17|          enthymeme" better suits forensic. Political oratory deals
25    III, 17|         past events as examples. Forensic oratory deals with what
26    III, 17|         more difficult task than forensic; and naturally so, since
27    III, 17|        of the past.) Besides, in forensic oratory you have a basis