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1 I, 2 | then think that they are bringing forward a "complete proof", 2 I, 12| consider your crimes as bringing you solid profit, while 3 II, 6 | credit on which they are bringing dishonour, whether these 4 II, 25| counter-syllogism or by bringing an objection. It is clear 5 III, 15| opponent himself was guilty in bringing into the law-courts cases 6 III, 16| mere look of the messenger bringing news of them. Have some 7 III, 17| Isocrates, who is always bringing some one forward for this