- W. Holtzmann (a.k.a. Xylander), (1558&1568): De seipso, seu vita sua. HERE
- J. M. Schulz (1802) and J.F. Dubner (1840) Edited by Claude Pavur (2013)
- Casaubon's edition (1634&1643)
"The Enthymeme is a (rhetorical) syllogism". Aristotle, Reth. II, 22
"Rhetoric may be defined as the faculty of discovering the possible means of persuasion." Aristotle, Reth. I.2.1
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