Book, Paragraph

1     II, 3 |       no longer fresh, for time puts an end to anger. And vengeance
2     II, 3 |  previously taken on one person puts an end to even greater anger
3     II, 9 |         If therefore our speech puts the judges in such a frame
4     II, 10| entitled to it, or if having it puts us a little above others,
5    III, 7 |     device by which the speaker puts in some criticism of himself;
6    III, 11|    startling, and, as Theodorus puts it, does not fit in with
7    III, 17|         shall not befall...~and puts into the mouth of Charon
8    III, 18|       in drawing his conclusion puts it in the form of a question,