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 1      I, 7 |       Argos to Tegea town.~So Iphicrates used to extol himself by
 2      I, 9 |  rises. Compare the saying of Iphicrates, "Think what I was and what
 3     II, 21|      such as the character of Iphicrates, but of a general kind;
 4     II, 23|  considerations of time. Thus Iphicrates, in the case against Harmodius,
 5     II, 23|    Teucer. It was employed by Iphicrates in his reply to Aristophon. "
 6     II, 23|     No", said Aristophon; and Iphicrates replied, "Very good: if
 7     II, 23|    the fleet, would I, who am Iphicrates?" Only, it must be recognized
 8     II, 23|       Or take the argument of Iphicrates, "Goodness is true nobility;
 9     II, 23| rational correspondence. E.g. Iphicrates, when they were trying to
10    III, 2 |       varieties of asking. So Iphicrates called Callias a "mendicant
11    III, 2 |      and Callias replied that Iphicrates must be uninitiated or he
12    III, 10|     decree as their rations". Iphicrates, indignant at the truce
13    III, 10|     course of my words", said Iphicrates, "lies straight through
14    III, 15|      the dispute hinges. Thus Iphicrates replying to Nausicrates,