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 1      I, 2 |         the Analytics), it must follow that enthymemes are syllogisms
 2      I, 2 |        complicated argument, or follow a long chain of reasoning.
 3      I, 2 |     will necessarily be hard to follow owing to their length, for
 4      I, 15|        that one will not simply follow the letter of the written
 5      I, 15|        man is, the more he will follow and abide by the unwritten
 6      I, 15|    justice or utility, and then follow that way of looking at it.
 7     II, 5 |         this definition it will follow that fear is caused by whatever
 8     II, 10|       we compete with those who follow the same ends as ourselves:
 9     II, 20|       of speech-making. If they follow the enthymemes, they have
10     II, 21|      instance, "We ought not to follow the saying that bids us
11     II, 23| anticipation; or those which we follow well enough to see the point
12    III, 9 |       is satisfying and easy to follow. It is satisfying, because
13    III, 9 |      get nowhere. It is easy to follow, because it can easily be
14    III, 14|         it were, for what is to follow. The musical prelude resembles
15    III, 14|         can hold fast to it and follow the argument. So we find—~
16    III, 17|       yourself in difficulties, follow the lead of the Athenian
17    III, 18|   incapacity of the audience to follow them; and for this reason