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1      I, 5 |        something else which is highly prized, and that many distinguished
2      I, 6 |     are two of the things most highly prized by ordinary people.
3      I, 15| opinion of detached persons is highly trustworthy. Most trustworthy
4     II, 6 | possess any good thing that is highly esteemed; or from whom we
5     II, 11|        of good things that are highly valued and are possible
6     II, 11|       all good things that are highly honoured are objects of
7    III, 12|     The forensic style is more highly finished; still more so
8    III, 17|       Argument by "example" is highly suitable for political oratory,