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... proving each of them , as he went along ; a method , of which he seems to have been fond , and which could not but ... proved by argument or evidence . before the speaker draws his conclufion ; while the enthymema , in which one ...
... proving each of them , as he went along ; a method , of which he seems to have been fond , and which could not but ... proved by argument or evidence . before the speaker draws his conclufion ; while the enthymema , in which one ...
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... proved , not by a fimple and continued relation of events , but , his narration being neceffarily long , he diftributed it into fections , calling wit- neffes , as he proceeded , to each head , producing his written evidence , as ...
... proved , not by a fimple and continued relation of events , but , his narration being neceffarily long , he diftributed it into fections , calling wit- neffes , as he proceeded , to each head , producing his written evidence , as ...
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... proving the fpe- cial matter in court , liable to the objection of expofing the parties to the danger of being fur- prized with an unforeseen cafe or unexpected evidence ; fince all the circumftances were pre- viously fifted , and the ...
... proving the fpe- cial matter in court , liable to the objection of expofing the parties to the danger of being fur- prized with an unforeseen cafe or unexpected evidence ; fince all the circumftances were pre- viously fifted , and the ...
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... prove whatever tended to place them in a favourable light ; and this accounts for the popular topicks to the jury , which occur fo often in Ifæus , Demofthenes , and Lyfias , that their clients had contributed largely to defray the ...
... prove whatever tended to place them in a favourable light ; and this accounts for the popular topicks to the jury , which occur fo often in Ifæus , Demofthenes , and Lyfias , that their clients had contributed largely to defray the ...
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... prove by witneffes , that he made this will , not from any diflike to us , but from a fettled averfion to Dinias ; next , that , when Dinias was no more , he fuperintended all our affairs , and gave us an education in his house , to ...
... prove by witneffes , that he made this will , not from any diflike to us , but from a fettled averfion to Dinias ; next , that , when Dinias was no more , he fuperintended all our affairs , and gave us an education in his house , to ...
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