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... objects ' shift ' from the ' tool ' at hand to the more remote ' area ' where the action is going on ; again it is by using a less familiar type of object that we are invited to see things anew . But it is also brought home to us that ...
... objects ' shift ' from the ' tool ' at hand to the more remote ' area ' where the action is going on ; again it is by using a less familiar type of object that we are invited to see things anew . But it is also brought home to us that ...
Page 270
... objects in the way hinted at that the same wording can convey both a colourful description and a symbolic sense . I ... object types might be a more general syntactical scheme ; and indeed a largely analogous spectrum of direct objects ...
... objects in the way hinted at that the same wording can convey both a colourful description and a symbolic sense . I ... object types might be a more general syntactical scheme ; and indeed a largely analogous spectrum of direct objects ...
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... object that interesting effects may be brought about . The most common syntactical object of ' pellere ' is the ship : ' to set ' or ' to keep the ship in motion ' . To ' impel the oars ' and to ' impel the sea ' are unusual , and so ...
... object that interesting effects may be brought about . The most common syntactical object of ' pellere ' is the ship : ' to set ' or ' to keep the ship in motion ' . To ' impel the oars ' and to ' impel the sea ' are unusual , and so ...
Contents
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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