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 1      I, 2 |     so in this work, we must distinguish, in dealing with enthymemes,
 2      I, 4 |      practical importance to distinguish, their fuller treatment
 3      I, 8 |    clear, then, that we must distinguish those particular customs,
 4      I, 10|    is superfluous further to distinguish actions according to the
 5      I, 13| therefore we must be able to distinguish what is theft, outrage,
 6      I, 13| actions; and it must make us distinguish between criminal acts on
 7     II, 15|      types of character that distinguish youth, old age, and the
 8    III, 12|     the same speakers do not distinguish themselves in all these
 9    III, 13|     the Argument, just as we distinguish between Enunciation and
10    III, 16|      of them, and those that distinguish yourself and your opponent;