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As regards the prosecutor, I do not altogether
disagree with Celsus, who, though no doubt in so
doing he is following the practice of Cicero, insists
with some vehemence on the view that the first
place should be given to some strong argument,
but that the strongest should be reserved to the end,
while the weaker arguments should be placed in the
middle, since the judge has to be moved at the beginning and forcibly impelled to a decision at the end.
But with the defence it is different:
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