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1      I, 12|    more than being called bad names. Or the opposite argument
2      I, 13|      criminal guilt, and such names as "outrage" or "theft"
3     II, 2 | causes anger, as when our own names are forgotten, trifling
4     II, 23|      is to draw meanings from names. Sophocles, for~instance,
5    III, 2 |       using metaphors to give names to nameless things, we must
6    III, 5 |   things by their own special names and not by vague general
7    III, 13|    the way Licymnius invented names in his Art of Rhetoric-"Secundation", "