The Mysterie of Rhetorique Unvail'dGeorg Olms Verlag - 267 էջ |
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By unpleasing matters are mitigated with pleasant | 2 |
A Figure of a word what | 7 |
a trope when | 10 |
clare what a thing is and is usually when we | 21 |
bended within another fentence without which | 25 |
the more comprehenfive words are put for the | 32 |
or name is reftrained to a part which is expreſſed | 34 |
whereby in derifion we speak contrary to what | 45 |
things and is made when the congregation of | 130 |
ther demand a question earnestly affirm or vehe | 135 |
a figure when we bring in Gafentence or fome remarkable faying of anos | 163 |
full | 165 |
letter or fyllable is taken away from the beginning | 170 |
gure when as one difcuffing a thing by himself as | 177 |
a figure when the common word being placed in | 179 |
by Conjunctions a figure fignifying fuperfluity | 183 |
then the literal interpretation fhews | 59 |
a figure when another name a common name | 66 |
d figure when leffe is faid then fignified bereby fometimes | 70 |
29 | 80 |
tinuation of a trope in a speech when proper | 81 |
Figures of a word which | 90 |
laft word or found of the first clause is repeated | 92 |
ing clauses of a sentence transcend each other by | 94 |
figure when divers fentences end alikec | 98 |
D | 104 |
by the change of one letter or fyllable in a words | 105 |
7 | 107 |
39 | 108 |
Figures of a Sentence which | 114 |
when we abide fill in one place and yet feem | 120 |
a figure when the speaker doth by his answer con | 124 |
when the fame word is doubled by way of empha | 128 |
Nominative cafe to a Verb of the third person | 190 |
Greeks in phrafe or construction | 193 |
a figure where | 197 |
order of words 3 a figure when words agreeing | 199 |
of men | 204 |
which was firſt ſpoken more darkly is afterwards | 206 |
the number or gender mood c are fut one for | 207 |
whereby divers claufes end with the fame letter | 213 |
gument or objection is with indignation rejected | 229 |
31 | 234 |
briefly put in mind of what hath been faid and what | 237 |
whereby fomething beyond the purpofe or intended | 241 |
of others | 247 |
mem or imperfect yllogifm wherein the Major | 260 |
by we deny that we fay or doe that which we prin | 264 |
gure when the fame found is repeated in the begin | |
192 | |
Common terms and phrases
affection affirm alfo alike anfwer beginning called caufe Chrift Cicero City compared contrary dead death defire derived differ divers doth earth English Examples eyes faid faith fame Farnaby fathers fear feigned felf fenfe fentence fhall fhew fhould fignifies figure figure whereby firft fome fometimes form of fpeech former fpeak fpeaker fuch give hand hath hear heart heaven houfe Ifrael kinde King laft letter light live look Lord manner matter Matth meaning Metaphor mind moft nature objection perfon Pfal proper Prov quid quod reafon repeated Scriptural Examples taken thee thefe ther thing thou tion Trope turn ufed unto Verb verfe whereby whereof whole wicked wife words
