Quinctilian's Institutes of Eloquence: Or, the Art of Speaking in Public, in Every Character And Capacity
Quinctilian's Institutes of Eloquence: Or, the Art of Speaking in Public, in Every Character And Capacity
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But, as a man's garment may be bloodied by stand* ing too near a beast that ia lulled for sacrifice* or by his bleeding at the nose, we are not therefore to con- clude, that every man, whose cloaths are bloody, has been guilty of homicide. But, though this pre* sumption, of itself, is of no great weight, yet it be- comes very strong, when joined to other circu mstances.
For example, when it is proved that %ht accused had threatened the deceased, that he entertained an enmity towards him, and th...at they were together upon the spot where the deceased's body was found.
Now, when a presumption is strengthened by posi- tive proofs of this kind, suspicion then rises, as it were, into certainty. Some presumptive proofs there are, of which both parties may avail them- selves, such as discolourings, and swellings, which may equally be the symptoms of crudities as of poison. And a pleader has as much reason to chai^ the deceased with having given himself the mortal wound, as another has to charge the accused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, as a man's garment may be bloodied by stand* ing too near a beast that ia lulled for sacrifice* or by his bleeding at the nose, we are not therefore to con- clude, that every man, whose cloaths are bloody, has been guilty of homicide. But, though this pre* sumption, of itself, is of no great weight, yet it be- comes very strong, when joined to other circu mstances.
For example, when it is proved that %ht accused had threatened the deceased, that he entertained an enmity towards him, and th...at they were together upon the spot where the deceased's body was found.
Now, when a presumption is strengthened by posi- tive proofs of this kind, suspicion then rises, as it were, into certainty. Some presumptive proofs there are, of which both parties may avail them- selves, such as discolourings, and swellings, which may equally be the symptoms of crudities as of poison. And a pleader has as much reason to chai^ the deceased with having given himself the mortal wound, as another has to charge the accused.
What to read after Quinctilian's Institutes of Eloquence: Or, the Art of Speaking in Public, in Every Character And Capacity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quintilian to read onlineMoreLess
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