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grbs-5881	Pearcy, Lee T.	Galen and Stoic Rhetoric	1983	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6832	264	55	PEARCY, LEE T., Galen and Stoic Rhetoric , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 24:3 (1983:Autumn) p.259 264 GALEN AND STOIC RHETORIC for establishing the seat of the rational soul, he observes that every­ thing which falls outside this course is superfluous and irrelevant; and this is the way in which a scientific premise of a demonstration (Em.­ UTTlI-WVtK()J) Cl1ro8E~EWf; AT,/-tI-W) differs from one that is rhetorical, useful for training, or sophistical (Doctr. In this matter as in his repartition of logic, the greatest influence on Galen's rhetoric was Stoic rhetoric.	cache/grbs-5881.pdf	txt/grbs-5881.txt