| For example, the dialectician or the orator discuss the problem of the preferable, or the useful, or the just. |
| More so, both will only rely on common places as such, in so far as they are less well trained and prepared as dialectician or orator. |
| The dialectician acts more strictly as such when he grasps an inference between immediate endoxes and the proposed problem. |
| From any one of these sources the dialectician may borrow premisses for syllogizing. |
| They are exactly the subject-matter best fitted for the acute dialectician. |
| It's in this endox that the dialectician, according to Aristotle, will find his proper evidence. |
