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 1      I, 2 |     probable to men of a given type; and this is true of dialectic
 2      I, 2 |       facts of the "necessary" type that can form the basis
 3     II, 9 |       associated with the same type of moral character. And
 4     II, 9 |   associated with the contrary type; the man who is delighted
 5     II, 12|        begin with the Youthful type of character. Young men
 6     II, 15|  degenerate towards the insane type of character, like the descendants
 7     II, 15| towards the fatuous and torpid type, like the descendants of
 8     II, 16|                         16~The type of character produced by
 9     II, 16|      to office. In a word, the type of character produced by
10     II, 16|     one difference between the type of the newly-enriched and
11     II, 17|        fairly be said that the type of character it produces
12     II, 17|  enough. Some elements in this type it shares with the wealthy
13     II, 17|        shares with the wealthy type, others are better. Those
14     II, 19|        Since therefore in each type oratory the object under
15     II, 22|      out arguments of the same type for special needs as they
16    III, 7 |        Each class of men, each type of disposition, will have
17    III, 11|      by using the proportional type of metaphor and being making (
18    III, 11|        what you are doing. The type of language employed-is
19    III, 14|         and may be used in any type of speech. They are concerned