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Edward Burnaby Greene. between PLATO and DEMOSTHENES , and from thence , between DEMOSTHENES and the Roman orator . It is evident , that he aims to prove the different effects of amplification and concisenefs on different writers ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. between PLATO and DEMOSTHENES , and from thence , between DEMOSTHENES and the Roman orator . It is evident , that he aims to prove the different effects of amplification and concisenefs on different writers ...
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... τις , φησιν , αντικα DEMOSTHENES , in this quotation , figures a person ( in order to enforce his fentiment ) exclaiming , “ This is the man , " & c . a kind of of Profopopeia . The quotation is to be con- ftrued 66 SECTION XIV .
... τις , φησιν , αντικα DEMOSTHENES , in this quotation , figures a person ( in order to enforce his fentiment ) exclaiming , “ This is the man , " & c . a kind of of Profopopeia . The quotation is to be con- ftrued 66 SECTION XIV .
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... produced by the critic from DEMOSTHENES and HERODOTUS , it may ferve , once for all , to observe , that the ancients had not that complete idea of expreffion , expreffion , that full power to fignify their meaning with 124 SECTION XXVIII .
... produced by the critic from DEMOSTHENES and HERODOTUS , it may ferve , once for all , to observe , that the ancients had not that complete idea of expreffion , expreffion , that full power to fignify their meaning with 124 SECTION XXVIII .
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