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 1      I, 2 |        example" has already been described as one kind of induction;
 2      I, 2 |    himself a despot. We have now described the sources of those means
 3      I, 5 |       the good qualities we have described. Both male and female are
 4      I, 6 |      must be severally named and described elsewhere. Pleasure, again,
 5     II, 7 |        pain and need as has been described, and that their helpers
 6     II, 7 |         giving, the kind of help described, in the kind of need described.
 7     II, 7 |   described, in the kind of need described. We can also see how to
 8     II, 9 |         by considering the facts described we see at once what their
 9     II, 10|    claimed are such as have been described, it is obvious that they
10     II, 17| belonging to the conditions just described, since these conditions
11     II, 17|          opposite types to those described, namely, those of the poor,
12     II, 23|      others of that kind already described.~14. Another line of argument
13     II, 25|          apparent, have now been described; the next subject is their
14    III, 1 |        Enthymemes also have been described, and the sources from which
15    III, 9 |      passages have the structure described above. Such a form of speech
16    III, 14|      same kind have already been described. The poet finely says May
17    III, 16|    scowling at me". So Aeschines described Cratylus as "hissing with