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 1      I, 2 |          enthymemes; and in like manner, some orators are better
 2      I, 3 |     trouble them at all. In like manner those who praise or censure
 3      I, 7 |      facts in a climax after the manner of Epicharmus. The reason
 4     II, 18|     different constitutions.~The manner and means of investing speeches
 5     II, 24|     relationship or reference or manner; so here it arises because
 6    III, 1 | ridiculous to imitate a poetical manner which the poets themselves
 7    III, 3 |  overhead, is in the best tragic manner. He said, "Nay, shame, O
 8    III, 7 |         or ironically, after the manner of Gorgias and of the passages
 9    III, 16|          by intelligence, in the manner now current, as by moral
10    III, 17|           then Zeus; and in like manner the virtue of valour, describing