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 1      I, 5 |       from the male or the female side, implies that both parents
 2      I, 15|         have no witnesses on your side, you will argue that the
 3      I, 15|          pleas advanced on either side.~The evidence of witnesses
 4     II, 5 |      always supposed to be on the side of the wronged. Also when,
 5     II, 6 |           they have seen our best side only (hence the appropriateness
 6     II, 12| Amphiaraus. They look at the good side rather than the bad, not
 7     II, 19|     diagonal of a square with its side neither occurs nor can begin
 8     II, 23|      arguments, and arguments put side by side are clearer to the
 9     II, 23|         and arguments put side by side are clearer to the audience.
10    III, 2 |  emphasized by their being placed side by side. It is like having
11    III, 2 |        their being placed side by side. It is like having to ask
12    III, 9 | especially when they are thus put side by side, and also because
13    III, 9 |         they are thus put side by side, and also because it has
14    III, 9 |          two opposing conclusions side by side that you prove one
15    III, 9 |      opposing conclusions side by side that you prove one of them
16    III, 17|          he has the profit on his side, I have justice on mine."~
17    III, 17|      clearly when the two are nut side by side.~The "Reply to the
18    III, 17|           the two are nut side by side.~The "Reply to the Opponent"
19    III, 17|        the arguments on the other side by refuting them and pulling
20    III, 17|            the case for the other side contains a great variety
21    III, 17|           the speech on the other side. You should, therefore,
22    III, 18|          balance of truth on your side.~As to jests. These are