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1      I, 2 |  rhetoric, too, draws upon the regular subjects of debate. The
2      I, 2 |   things with which we say the regular or universal Lines of Argument
3      I, 15|  Archibius, "It has become the regular custom in this country to
4      I, 15|        lines as we use for the regular rhetorical proofs.~Concerning
5    III, 2 | language of prose, besides the regular and proper terms for things,
6    III, 2 |        of terms, the proper or regular and the metaphorical-these
7    III, 17|        of Isocrates, who makes regular attacks upon people in the