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1 I, 5 | exertion of running and of contests of strength; which means 2 I, 5 | naturally adapted both for contests of strength and for speed 3 I, 11| sports and intellectual contests are pleasant (since in these 4 I, 11| forensic pleading and debating contests are pleasant to those who 5 III, 1 | win prizes in the dramatic contests; and just as in drama the 6 III, 1 | the poets, so it is in the contests of public life, owing to 7 III, 9 | the founders of athletic contests"; or it is antithetical, 8 III, 12| writers sound thin in actual contests. Those of the orators, on 9 III, 15| belonged to the Dionysiac contests. "If I have not already