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Page 73
... shows much bolder and more extensive use of the figure . Nautical terminology shows a remarkable diversity of synecdoche in poetry . Varro defines ratis as being used ubi plures mali aut asseres iuncti aqua ducuntur ( L. 7.23 ) . In the ...
... shows much bolder and more extensive use of the figure . Nautical terminology shows a remarkable diversity of synecdoche in poetry . Varro defines ratis as being used ubi plures mali aut asseres iuncti aqua ducuntur ( L. 7.23 ) . In the ...
Page 107
... shows of linking itself to such preferential terms has a parallel in the tendency which oblique case pronouns , and the copula esse , also show of seeking out preferential terms as their host . What is different about the nominative ...
... shows of linking itself to such preferential terms has a parallel in the tendency which oblique case pronouns , and the copula esse , also show of seeking out preferential terms as their host . What is different about the nominative ...
Page 219
... shows his predilection for these formations ; he shows also a fondness for accumulating rhyming formations in twos or threes . Notice , for example : Cels . pr . 24 [ vivisection shows of the internal body parts ] duritiem , molli- tiem ...
... shows his predilection for these formations ; he shows also a fondness for accumulating rhyming formations in twos or threes . Notice , for example : Cels . pr . 24 [ vivisection shows of the internal body parts ] duritiem , molli- tiem ...
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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