According to Aristotle, what is an "artless" proof?

Aristotle mentioned that of various types of persuasion, some of them are certainly the art of self-importance while some are not. And by the artless proof, he meant the things that are not provided by the orator but are available at the outset such as the pieces of evidence, witnesses, contracts, and the long list follows. And these we can construct by our construct through the rhetoric principles. And the one kind is just for application and usage, and the other needs to be invented.

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