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 1      I, 2 |    other human failings. As a matter of fact, it is a branch
 2      I, 2 |      proof", meaning that the matter has now been demonstrated
 3      I, 4 |     of his own; for this is a matter that may affect their relative
 4      I, 9 |     hero has that quality, no matter whether we are addressing
 5      I, 12|    time left for thinking the matter over. So Aenesidemus is
 6      I, 13| justice of our case clear, no matter whether our aim is to establish
 7      I, 15|  opinions about some disputed matter: such opinions will be useful
 8     II, 9 |  given good if they have as a matter of fact only just got it
 9     II, 18|      to persuade. Nor does it matter whether we are arguing against
10     II, 18|     decides the issue in some matter of public controversy; that
11     II, 22|   only those that bear on the matter in hand: nor, plainly, can
12    III, 1 |         It is, essentially, a matter of the right management
13    III, 1 |    nothing, therefore, should matter except the proof of those
14    III, 5 |  vague generalities about the matter in hand because their predictions
15    III, 14|      be inclined to treat the matter either more or less seriously
16    III, 14|     prejudice, or to make the matter under discussion seem more
17    III, 15| nothing disgraceful enough to matter: these are the sort of questions
18    III, 17|   intersperse them with other matter, or they will spoil one