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 1      I, 9 |   against others, which is what Isocrates used to do owing to his
 2     II, 19|       for their opposites; thus Isocrates said that it would be a
 3     II, 23| contradict his father. Thus too Isocrates argued that Helen must have
 4     II, 23|         and Evagoras also, says Isocrates, was good, since when Conon
 5     II, 23|       going to decide not about Isocrates, but about the value of
 6    III, 7 |       or anger or affection, as Isocrates, for instance, does at the
 7    III, 10|        hold too many "parades". Isocrates used the same word of those
 8    III, 11|          Or the opposite one of Isocrates, that their empire (arche)
 9    III, 11|      saying "empire is empire". Isocrates means more than that, and
10    III, 14|       the festival gatherings." Isocrates, on the other hand, censures
11    III, 17|  Athenian speakers, and that of Isocrates, who makes regular attacks
12    III, 17|        of episodic eulogy, like Isocrates, who is always bringing
13    III, 17|      third person. This is what Isocrates does in the Philippus and