The Age of Wit, 1650-1750Macmillan, 1966 - 348 strani |
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... figures identical with tropes " ; furthermore , " there are some who call tropes figures . " He ad- mitted that " the resemblance between the two is so close that it is not easy to distinguish between them , " and his definitions ...
... figures identical with tropes " ; furthermore , " there are some who call tropes figures . " He ad- mitted that " the resemblance between the two is so close that it is not easy to distinguish between them , " and his definitions ...
Stran 41
... figures , a reduction in which the figure ( Latin figurae ; Greek schemata ) came to predominate verbal ornamentation . Tables of figures were subdivided traditionally into figurae verborum ( or dictionis ) and figurae sententiae . The ...
... figures , a reduction in which the figure ( Latin figurae ; Greek schemata ) came to predominate verbal ornamentation . Tables of figures were subdivided traditionally into figurae verborum ( or dictionis ) and figurae sententiae . The ...
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... figures : Gygantick forms and monstrous Births alone Produce , which Nature shockt disdains to own . ( ll . 18-19 ) " 27 It was the peculiar characteristic of this kind of imaginative poetry to soar , And mounting up in Figures out of ...
... figures : Gygantick forms and monstrous Births alone Produce , which Nature shockt disdains to own . ( ll . 18-19 ) " 27 It was the peculiar characteristic of this kind of imaginative poetry to soar , And mounting up in Figures out of ...
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PREFACE | 11 |
THE ENIGMA OF WIT | 17 |
THE RHETORIC OF WIT | 36 |
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