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1    III, 14|   The usual subject for the introductions to speeches of display is
2    III, 14|     of all has been made...~Introductions to speeches of display,
3    III, 14|     with the speech itself.~Introductions to forensic speeches, it
4    III, 14| prologues of dramas and the introductions to epic poems; the dithyrambic
5    III, 14|       It is plain that such introductions are addressed not to ideal
6    III, 14|    we find them. The use of introductions to excite prejudice or to
7    III, 14|   or ~Why all this preface?~Introductions are popular with those whose
8    III, 14|  Athens but at Sparta".~The introductions of political oratory will
9    III, 16|     we are not to make long introductions or long arguments. Here,