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1     II, 5 |          are. Also those who are attacking people weaker than we are:
2     II, 22|         discredit of those he is attacking, such as treachery to the
3     II, 23|      cases ridiculous if you are attacking others for what you do or
4     II, 23|         Thus Autocles said, when attacking Mixidemides, that it was
5     II, 25|          ways-either by directly attacking your opponent’s own statement,
6     II, 25|       previous decisions.~1. By "attacking your opponent’s own statement"
7    III, 17| represents the father himself as attacking his daughter in the lampoon~