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1      I, 1 |       rules, but some, as in the court of Areopagus, give practical
2      I, 1 | treatises on the way to plead in court. The reason for this is
3      I, 15|         be bribed to mislead the court; and that probabilities
4     II, 22|      against them. So, too, in a court of law: whether we are prosecuting
5     II, 23|    Socrates for not going to the court of Archelaus. He said that "
6    III, 17|     committed, your main task in court is to prove this. (2) If
7    III, 17|    speaking and when pleading in court, if you are the first speaker