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British Academy. Poetic Diction , Poetic Discourse and the Poetic Register R. G. G. COLEMAN - - Summary . A number of distinctive characteristics can be iden- tified in the language used by Latin poets . To start with the lexicon , most ...
British Academy. Poetic Diction , Poetic Discourse and the Poetic Register R. G. G. COLEMAN - - Summary . A number of distinctive characteristics can be iden- tified in the language used by Latin poets . To start with the lexicon , most ...
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... poetic diction as a result of its contribution here . 20.7 . The most remarkable case in Latin of a sequence of prosaic words combining to create a ... poetic charge ; their effect hereafter is POETIC DICTION AND THE POETIC REGISTER 55.
... poetic diction as a result of its contribution here . 20.7 . The most remarkable case in Latin of a sequence of prosaic words combining to create a ... poetic charge ; their effect hereafter is POETIC DICTION AND THE POETIC REGISTER 55.
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... poetic diction by successive imitations of an original trope - carina , fretum etc. ( ยงยง3-34 ) . 46.6 . It is in syntax that the contrast with the rationalizing processes of prose is most striking . Both archaism and innovation are ...
... poetic diction by successive imitations of an original trope - carina , fretum etc. ( ยงยง3-34 ) . 46.6 . It is in syntax that the contrast with the rationalizing processes of prose is most striking . Both archaism and innovation are ...
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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