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... Hyperbaton , Sect . XXII . though there is nothing in the example of LONGINUS to vindicate its infertion as an inftance of that figure . Another paffage occurs , where this rheto- rical ornament is naturally introduced . • Well ! - ༦ ...
... Hyperbaton , Sect . XXII . though there is nothing in the example of LONGINUS to vindicate its infertion as an inftance of that figure . Another paffage occurs , where this rheto- rical ornament is naturally introduced . • Well ! - ༦ ...
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... Hyperbaton has been ufually con- TH era ftrued a tranfpofition of words , in- " verting the natural order of a fentiment , " and calculated to defcribe the confufion " arifing from anger and impatience . " But this definition feems not ...
... Hyperbaton has been ufually con- TH era ftrued a tranfpofition of words , in- " verting the natural order of a fentiment , " and calculated to defcribe the confufion " arifing from anger and impatience . " But this definition feems not ...
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... Hyperbaton , in the twenty - ninth Ode of ANACREON , is remarked by Dr. TRAPP- Ερύθημα δὡς ἄν , αἰδος , Δύνασαι βαλεῖν , ποίησον . The conftruction is much confused . SECTION XX . HE Polyptote , in a more enlarged idea , THE < may be ...
... Hyperbaton , in the twenty - ninth Ode of ANACREON , is remarked by Dr. TRAPP- Ερύθημα δὡς ἄν , αἰδος , Δύνασαι βαλεῖν , ποίησον . The conftruction is much confused . SECTION XX . HE Polyptote , in a more enlarged idea , THE < may be ...
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