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1      I, 1 |            a certain extent all men attempt to discuss statements and
2      I, 3 |            or defending themselves, attempt not only to prove the points
3      I, 4 |            a task which we must not attempt on the present occasion.
4      I, 12|         think you can never risk an attempt on them, and you can defend
5      I, 12|     capacity; these will either not attempt to prosecute, or they will
6      I, 12|             and forestalled his own attempt. Also those by wronging
7    III, 17|         duty of the Arguments is to attempt demonstrative proofs. These
8    III, 17|   refutation and counter-syllogism, attempt some answer to your opponent’
9    III, 18| discomfiture. In other cases do not attempt interrogation; for if your