Institutio Oratoria (On the Education of an Orator), volume 1

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| 1 | However, she noted the rules as specified are necessary so
not enough to his faculty of speech are strong, but to them the ease of a certain firm,
which among the Greeks ἕξις term of office; approach How to enroll or more
by reading or telling comparison is usually asked to know. that would
to be examined more carefully for us, if any one of the things that we could be together
satisfied | 2 | all things were linked together, and the two were inseparable, so are they among so true that, if the
among all these be wanting, all is in vain to the other places I have struggled. For he neither made of solid and
the style of eloquence has never been the strength of a strong, unless he has received, and much more,
devoid of any guide, and on this side of the reading, the example of that labor of a fluitabit; and that
he will know that, too, they were just going to say, except, however, was in military service drawn up in due
has had the eloquence to all the cases, by shutting off the treasures of the incubabit.
| 3 | It is not, however, so that whatever it is particularly necessary, in such a part in the realization
soon to be speaker of the greatest importance. In fact, at any rate, since it is in style is for the
is laid the duty of the orator, is first of all to say that, on the one side, and the beginning of
His art was evident, then the next imitation final
of writing, too, is carefully regulated.