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 1      I, 4 |        war and peace, national defence, imports and exports, and
 2      I, 4 |        With regard to National Defence: he ought to know all about
 3      I, 4 |       all about the methods of defence in actual use, such as the
 4      I, 10|        treat of Accusation and Defence, and to enumerate and describe
 5      I, 15|  dissuasion, in accusation and defence. If the written law tells
 6     II, 1 |        and for prosecution and defence in the law courts. We have
 7     II, 20| Phalaris, and that of Aesop in defence of the popular leader. When
 8     II, 23|       being pointed out by the defence, and the inducements by
 9     II, 23|        prosecution. As for the defence,...This topic forms the
10     II, 23|       grounds of accusation or defence. Thus, in the Medea of Carcinus
11     II, 23|  sending her children away. In defence she argues that it is not
12     II, 24|        for violent assault-the defence is that he was not likely
13     II, 24|      if he is a strong man-the defence is still that he was not
14     II, 25|    true. Hence it is always in defence rather than in accusation
15    III, 13|        may even accusation and defence, often enough; but they