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1      I, 3 |   praise or attack a man aim at proving him worthy of honour or
2      I, 9 | speeches of praise; they aim at proving superiority over others,
3      I, 9 |     thing must have happened or proving that it did happen.~The
4     II, 23|       if absent, absent. For by proving the cause you at once prove
5     II, 25|        refute the accusation by proving that the charge is not hound
6    III, 1 |  speakers’ character, or (3) by proving the truth of the statements
7    III, 7 |        Furthermore, this way of proving your story by displaying