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1      I, 2 |         there is no need even to mention it; the hearer adds it himself.
2      I, 4 |      Even here, however, we will mention those points which it is
3      I, 9 |        he has actually done; the mention of accessories, such as
4      I, 9 |        the same success, we must mention this; that is a strong point;
5     II, 20| varieties; one consisting in the mention of actual past facts, the
6     II, 20|            As an instance of the mention of actual facts, take the
7     II, 24|      consists in leaving out any mention of time and circumstances.
8    III, 2 | classification of Metaphors; and mention of the fact that metaphor