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1 I, 9 | merely helps to make our story credible-good fathers are 2 I, 13| detail so much as the whole story; to ask not what a man is 3 II, 20| for his life, told this story: A fox, in crossing a river, 4 III, 7 | believe in the truth of your story: their minds draw the false 5 III, 7 | therefore they take your story to be true, whether it is 6 III, 7 | this way of proving your story by displaying these signs 7 III, 16| represented as present. The Story told to Alcinous is an example