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If you want witnesses, what weightier evidence can I produce than Demosthenes among the Greeks, who is said to have been one of Platos most enthusiastic students? Our own Cicero tells us too'I think in so many words'that anything he accomplished as an orator he owed not to the workshops of the rhetoricians, but to the spacious precincts of the Academy.
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