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 1      I, 2 |             materials that call for discussion; and rhetoric, too, draws
 2      I, 10|           cleared up in part in our discussion of the virtues and will
 3      I, 13|           by our previous, separate discussion of goods and evils. We have
 4      I, 15|            are concerned, the above discussion is probably sufficient.~
 5     II, 1 |   disposition will form part of our discussion of the emotions, to which
 6     II, 11|          honour.~This completes our discussion of the means by which the
 7     II, 19|            oratory the object under discussion is some kind of good-whether
 8     II, 22|          view. In the course of our discussion we will take note of the
 9    III, 12| appropriateness.~This concludes our discussion of style, both in its general
10    III, 14|            to make the matter under discussion seem more or less important