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1 I, 6 | for this increases the credit of having them. So are things 2 I, 9 | will then be given the credit. So, too, if it is on his 3 I, 11| judges of him. Honour and credit bestowed by those whom you 4 I, 12| crimes may bring you some credit (thus you may, incidentally, 5 I, 15| with witnesses, for the credit to be attached to contracts 6 II, 6 | time-we have not as yet lost credit with them. Such are those 7 II, 6 | acts or exploits to their credit on which they are bringing 8 II, 22| imaginary—that stand to the credit of those eulogized. On the 9 III, 16| you go anything that does credit to yourself, e.g. "I kept