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 1      I, 7 |        those whom they select to represent them. In the first two cases
 2      I, 9 |       that is esteemed we are to represent as noble. After all, people
 3     II, 2 |    dispose them to anger, and to represent his adversaries as open
 4     II, 3 | corresponding frame of mind, and represent those with whom they are
 5     II, 22|       are not, since they do not represent valid syllogisms. Having
 6     II, 25|       both happens oftener as we represent it and happens more as we
 7     II, 25|        it and happens more as we represent it, the probability is particularly
 8    III, 1 |        movement going; for words represent things, and they had also
 9    III, 1 |          all our organs can best represent other things. Thus the arts
10    III, 2 |         two different words will represent a thing in two different
11    III, 6 |       the name that is ugly. (2) Represent things with the help of
12    III, 11|      mean using expressions that represent things as in a state of
13    III, 16|          moral purpose, for they represent nobody as pursuing any end.
14    III, 19|     lines of argument you are to represent people as good or bad-this