Book, Paragraph

1      I, 2 |      the speaker; the second on putting the audience into a certain
2      I, 14|  rhetorically effective ways of putting it as the following: That
3     II, 13|        possibly"or a "perhaps", putting everything this way and
4     II, 25| opponent’s own statement, or by putting forward another statement
5     II, 25|        statement like it, or by putting forward a statement contrary
6    III, 9 |      logical argument; it is by putting two opposing conclusions
7    III, 10|       things. So is "we are not putting an end to our wars, but
8    III, 11|    chordless lyre". This way of putting a metaphor is not "simple",
9    III, 18|  answered one question that the putting of just one more lands him