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... word orders are by no means unknown in literary prose e.g. breuis a natura nobis uita data est ( Cic . Phil . 14.32 ) . In a highly inflected language word order ... word or phrase by distancing it from words with which it is grammatically ...
... word orders are by no means unknown in literary prose e.g. breuis a natura nobis uita data est ( Cic . Phil . 14.32 ) . In a highly inflected language word order ... word or phrase by distancing it from words with which it is grammatically ...
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... word order for his readers . Wackernagel ( 1926 : i.11 ) reckoned that Virgil imitated Greek , λúko ws . Perhaps the most characteristically Greek word order to have been adopted was the anastrophe of a monosyl- labic prepostition ...
... word order for his readers . Wackernagel ( 1926 : i.11 ) reckoned that Virgil imitated Greek , λúko ws . Perhaps the most characteristically Greek word order to have been adopted was the anastrophe of a monosyl- labic prepostition ...
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... word order and sentence construction are also relevant . In English , for example , the phrase twitched his mantle blue contains both a poetic item of vocabulary ( mantle ) and a poetic feature of word order ( postposition of adjective ) ...
... word order and sentence construction are also relevant . In English , for example , the phrase twitched his mantle blue contains both a poetic item of vocabulary ( mantle ) and a poetic feature of word order ( postposition of adjective ) ...
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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