| 31. | Isocrates begins his speech by defining the typical characteristics of most sophist teachers.
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| 32. | The only pupil of Empedocles who is mentioned is the sophist and rhetorician Gorgias.
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| 33. | His correspondents included the sophists Aerius and Isokasius.
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| 34. | Many sophists taught their skills for a price.
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| 35. | Diococceianus ( or Chrysostomos ) and Aelius Aristides were popular sophists of the period.
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| 36. | Like so many of the other sophists, Polemo came from a ranked family.
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| 37. | Unlike many sophists, Aristides disliked speaking extempore.
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| 38. | They particularly accused the sophists, including Gorgias and Isocrates, of this manipulation.
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| 39. | He was a sophist, pure and simple.
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| 40. | The sophists generally gave their discourses in Rome or one of three major sophist centers.
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