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 1      I, 1 | themselves and to attack others. Ordinary people do this either at
 2      I, 1 |          now been shown that the ordinary writers on rhetoric treat
 3      I, 5 | Excellence in size is to surpass ordinary people in height, thickness,
 4      I, 6 |     things most highly prized by ordinary people. Wealth, again: for
 5      I, 7 |   unusually great love of money, ordinary love of friends is more
 6      I, 7 |          is more honourable than ordinary love of money. Conversely,
 7      I, 12|        For all men guard against ordinary offences, just as they guard
 8      I, 12|       just as they guard against ordinary diseases; but no one takes
 9     II, 25|  materials of syllogisms are the ordinary opinions of men, and such
10     II, 25|         3) Infallible Signs, (4) Ordinary Signs. (1) Enthymemes based
11     II, 25|         4) Enthymemes based upon ordinary Signs are those which argue
12    III, 1 |         those words, not used in ordinary talk, which decorated the
13    III, 2 |      alike) that are current and ordinary. Freedom from meanness,
14    III, 2 |        comparatively remote from ordinary life. In prose passages
15    III, 2 |   composition from the speech of ordinary life. This is done in poetry
16    III, 2 |         which I mean words whose ordinary meaning is the same, e.g. "
17    III, 2 |       proceeding); these two are ordinary words and have the same
18    III, 3 |          by piling up words.~The ordinary use of compound words is
19    III, 8 |          is the very language of ordinary people, so that in common
20    III, 8 |     taking the hearer out of his ordinary self. The trochee is too
21    III, 10|          words simply puzzle us; ordinary words convey only what we
22    III, 12|     namely by a good blending of ordinary and unusual words, by the