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 1      I, 12|  great deal of money. Their confidence is greatest if they personally
 2     II, 1 |  three things which inspire confidence in the orator’s own character-the
 3     II, 5 |  felt, we can also see what Confidence is, about what things we
 4     II, 5 |   presence of what inspires confidence or to the absence of what
 5     II, 5 |  own state of mind, we feel confidence if we believe we have often
 6     II, 5 |  for the causes of fear and confidence.~
 7     II, 8 |    emotion such as anger or confidence (these emotions take no
 8     II, 12| hopeful disposition creates confidence; we cannot feel fear so
 9     II, 13|    think of them. They lack confidence in the future; partly through
10     II, 14| have neither that excess of confidence which amounts to rashness,
11    III, 15|     that it means a lack of confidence in the merits of his case.
12    III, 17|     in it, and thus inspire confidence in what you have to say