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1      I, 2 |           and in like manner, some orators are better at the former
2      I, 3 |           trial. So too, political orators often make any concession
3     II, 11|            public office-generals, orators, and all who possess such
4     II, 18|         common to all oratory. All orators, besides their special lines
5    III, 4 | Demosthenes compared the political orators to nurses who swallow the
6    III, 9 |          likewise to long-membered orators. Periods whose members are
7    III, 11|          than Athene...~(The Attic orators are particularly fond of
8    III, 12|      actual contests. Those of the orators, on the other hand, are