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... figures ' he drew attention to , because , though he did not class them as grecisms , some later commentators did . For example , Quintilian noticed Persius 1.9-10 nostrum istud uiuere triste | aspexi , but only saw in it a figure : cum ...
... figures ' he drew attention to , because , though he did not class them as grecisms , some later commentators did . For example , Quintilian noticed Persius 1.9-10 nostrum istud uiuere triste | aspexi , but only saw in it a figure : cum ...
Page 170
... figure was exotic . Now figures need some justification , and , leaving authority , antiquity and usage to one side , that justification may be found in giving a reason ( Inst . 9.3.3 ) . The simplest reason for this figure is provided ...
... figure was exotic . Now figures need some justification , and , leaving authority , antiquity and usage to one side , that justification may be found in giving a reason ( Inst . 9.3.3 ) . The simplest reason for this figure is provided ...
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... figure evenly . The Phalaecian epigrams have on the whole much less ( 1.6 per cent in 10 and 3.4 per cent in 12 ; 0.0 per cent in 1 , 2b , 3 ; 2.9 per cent in 5 ; 3.5 per cent in 6 ; 0.0 per cent in 9 , 13 ; 4.5 per cent in 15 ; 1.2 per ...
... figure evenly . The Phalaecian epigrams have on the whole much less ( 1.6 per cent in 10 and 3.4 per cent in 12 ; 0.0 per cent in 1 , 2b , 3 ; 2.9 per cent in 5 ; 3.5 per cent in 6 ; 0.0 per cent in 9 , 13 ; 4.5 per cent in 15 ; 1.2 per ...
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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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