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Aristotle (in which he is followed by many) in his most excellent Books of Rhetoric, among Arguments sit to perswade, he places that as the first, which consists NONLATINALPHABET, in the manners of him that speaks; |
Aristotle (in which he is followed by many) in his most excellent Books of Rhetoric, among Arguments fit to persuade, he places that as the First, which consists, in the manners of him that speaks; |
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