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1      I, 10|      We have next to treat of Accusation and Defence, and to enumerate
2      I, 13|  doing. We now see that every accusation must be of an action affecting
3      I, 15| persuasion and dissuasion, in accusation and defence. If the written
4      I, 15|    and Cleophon supported his accusation of Critias by quoting the
5     II, 23|   also form the materials for accusation or defence-the deterrents
6     II, 23|       mistakes the grounds of accusation or defence. Thus, in the
7     II, 25|     in defence rather than in accusation that it is possible to gain
8     II, 25|       defendant to refute the accusation by proving that the charge
9    III, 13|       occur then; so may even accusation and defence, often enough;