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1 De Myst. §§ 43—45.
2 De Myst. §§ 48—51.
3 Ib. §§ 70—91.
4 Sluiter's judgment (Lectiones Andocideae, p. 3) does not show much discrimination—‘At equidem, quanquam Andocidiorationem non tribuam ratione et arte excultam et politam; subtilitatem tamen, impetum atque gravitatem illius sum admiratus. Arte Lysiae cedit, nervos plures habet et lacertos: vehemens imprimis in reprehendendo, in defendendo se gravis, ad misericordiam erga se movendam odiumque in adversarios excitandum plane compositus, in proponendis diiudicandisque argumentis subtilis et acutus, dictione purus et elegans, plenus Attici saporis: ut iure a Grammaticis in numerum sitrelatus et inter decem collocatus principes.’
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