Et quamquam magnum in modum me subtili varietate tua delectarit oratio, tamen altius moveor, non de praesenti actione, sed de toto genere disputandi, quod plerumque pro disserentium viribus et eloquentiae potestate etiam perspicuae veritatis condicio mutetur.
Greatly as your speech has delighted me in matter as well as manner, I am still more deeply impressed'not so much with reference to the present pleadings, as to discussion in general'by the way in which, as a rule, truth of the clearest kind is affected by the talents of the disputants and the power of eloquence.
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