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1      I, 1 |      be objected that one who uses such power of speech unjustly
2      I, 2 |  enthymemes, and their proper uses, we will discuss later.
3     II, 25|      fallacy. For the accuser uses probabilities to prove his
4    III, 1 |      charm the hearer. Nobody uses fine language when teaching
5    III, 2 |      the Babylonians where he uses "goldlet" for "gold", "cloaklet"
6    III, 3 | over-oath-keeping". Alcidamas uses such expressions as "the
7    III, 7 |     this. If, then, a speaker uses the very words which are
8    III, 11|     means more than that, and uses the word with a new meaning.