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 1      I, 1 |   purpose. In dialectic it is different: a man is a "sophist" because
 2      I, 3 |       rhetoric refer to three different kinds of time. The political
 3      I, 4 |      therefore, know how many different forms of constitution there
 4      I, 4 |       the laws and customs of different races. The political speaker
 5      I, 7 | consequences arising from two different beginnings or causes, the
 6      I, 7 |      they are for a number of different purposes; for example, that
 7      I, 8 | government; there are as many different supreme authorities as there
 8      I, 8 |      authorities as there are different forms of government. The
 9      I, 10|    Revenge and punishment are different things. Punishment is inflicted
10     II, 1 |      either something totally different or the same thing with a
11     II, 1 |      or the same thing with a different intensity: when they feel
12     II, 8 | terrible, and the terrible is different from the pitiful; it tends
13     II, 18|       character that mark the different constitutions.~The manner
14     II, 22|    subject, considered from a different and more general point of
15     II, 24|      use of similar words for different things; e.g. the argument
16     II, 25|     dissimilar, or that it is different in some way or other.~(4)
17     II, 26|       Refutative Enthymemes a different species from Constructive.
18    III, 2 | before our eyes. Besides, two different words will represent a thing
19    III, 2 |      represent a thing in two different lights; so on this ground
20    III, 10|       them by enumerating the different kinds of them. We will begin
21    III, 11|     is to identify two widely different things, the equality of
22    III, 11|     hearer expected something different, his acquisition of the
23    III, 11|     is the use of one word in different senses. Of the same kind
24    III, 16|   Have some narrative in many different parts of your speech; and