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1 I, 2 | classify rhetoric into its varieties. Having distinguished these 2 I, 13| other kind has itself two varieties. First, there is the conduct 3 II, 20| form of argument has two varieties; one consisting in the mention 4 II, 20| latter, again, there are two varieties, the illustrative parallel 5 II, 20| now been stated how many varieties of argument by Example there 6 II, 21| for the Maxim-its nature, varieties, proper use, and advantages.~ 7 III, 2 | praying and begging are both varieties of asking. So Iphicrates