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1      I, 5 |      and "of many children" bear a quite clear meaning. Applied
2      I, 9 |   the sort of thing we must bear in mind in making such speeches,
3     II, 12|  love of honour they cannot bear being slighted, and are
4     II, 22|  basis, but only those that bear on the matter in hand: nor,
5     II, 22| many of them as we can that bear closely upon it: for the
6     II, 22|   and the more closely they bear on the subject, the more
7     II, 22|  how they can be brought to bear upon enthymemes.~
8    III, 1 |    mind. It is those who do bear them in mind who usually
9    III, 17|   proofs. These proofs must bear directly upon the question