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 1      I, 5 |      connected with the subject of Eulogy, and therefore we will wait
 2     II, 18|    political speeches, speeches of eulogy or attack, or prosecuting
 3     II, 22|         other facts like that? All eulogy is based upon the noble
 4     II, 22| commonplaces" I mean, for example, eulogy of Achilles because he is
 5     II, 22|       others, so that this kind of eulogy applies no better to Achilles
 6     II, 23|          or defending any one, for eulogy or censure. E.g. education
 7     II, 24|          one may introduce, into a eulogy of the dog, the dog-star;
 8    III, 14|           the hearer feel that the eulogy includes either himself
 9    III, 14|          casual air, like Gorgias’ eulogy of the Eleans, in which,
10    III, 17|       speech with bits of episodic eulogy, like Isocrates, who is