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 1      I, 2 |     also that each of these types of oratory has its advantages.
 2      I, 2 | oratory has its advantages. Types of oratory, I say: for what
 3     II, 12|    now consider the various types of human character, in relation
 4     II, 12| various things that various types of men tend to will and
 5     II, 15|          15~So much for the types of character that distinguish
 6     II, 17|   its branches produces the types of character belonging to
 7     II, 17| chance.~This account of the types of character that correspond
 8     II, 17|   to arrive at the opposite types to those described, namely,
 9     II, 18|   already been given of the types of character that mark the
10     II, 22|     and also to those about types of character, emotions,
11    III, 16|   manifestations of various types of character, e.g. "he kept