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... course an occasional mode of communication . It is not the way poets talk or write all the time but the product of a consciously creative process that is activated only on particular occasions . Yet there must always be a considerable ...
... course an occasional mode of communication . It is not the way poets talk or write all the time but the product of a consciously creative process that is activated only on particular occasions . Yet there must always be a considerable ...
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... course particularly troublesome for a poet confronted with the highly nominalizing terminology of philosophical discourse and compelled into neologisms like differitas for differentia and uariantia for uarietas ( and uariatio ) ...
... course particularly troublesome for a poet confronted with the highly nominalizing terminology of philosophical discourse and compelled into neologisms like differitas for differentia and uariantia for uarietas ( and uariatio ) ...
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... course the powerful and self - fulfilling promise , Fortu- nati ambo ! si quid mea carmina possunt ... ( 9.446-50 ) , following the death of Nisus and Euryalus . Apostrophe is of course a familiar figure in oratory . Quintilian ( 9.2.38 ) ...
... course the powerful and self - fulfilling promise , Fortu- nati ambo ! si quid mea carmina possunt ... ( 9.446-50 ) , following the death of Nisus and Euryalus . Apostrophe is of course a familiar figure in oratory . Quintilian ( 9.2.38 ) ...
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Poetic Diction Poetic Discourse and the Poetic Register | 21 |
Nominative Personal Pronouns and Some Patterns of Speech | 97 |
The Word Order of Horaces Odes | 135 |
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