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De Oratore, Rhetorica Tomus I. Cicero, Marcus Tullius, creator; Wilkins, Augustus S. (Augustus Samuel), d. 1905, editor
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Sequitur, ut causa ponatur, in quo videndum est, quid in
controversiam veniat; tum suggerenda sunt firmamenta
causae coniuncte et infirmandis contrariis et tuis confirmandis.
Namque una in causis ratio quaedam est eius
orationis, quae ad probandam argumentationem valet; ea
autem et confirmationem et reprehensionem quaerit; sed
quia neque reprehendi, quae contra dicuntur, possunt, nisi
tua confirmes, neque haec confirmari, nisi illa reprehendas,
idcirco haec et natura et utilitate et tractatione coniuncta
sunt.
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Omnia autem concludenda sunt plerumque rebus
augendis vel inflammando iudice vel mitigando; omniaque
cum superioribus orationis locis tum maxime extremo ad
mentis iudicum quam maxime permovendas et ad utilitatem
nostram vocandas conferenda sunt.
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