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... quod sequatur , virtus est “ ) , und da umgekehrt das „ orationis schema " zum „ vitium " würde , ,, si non peteretur , sed accideret " ( Quint . IX , 3 , 3 ) , so ist der Unterschied , welchen Alexander angiebt , weder als Unterschied ...
... quod sequatur , virtus est “ ) , und da umgekehrt das „ orationis schema " zum „ vitium " würde , ,, si non peteretur , sed accideret " ( Quint . IX , 3 , 3 ) , so ist der Unterschied , welchen Alexander angiebt , weder als Unterschied ...
Strona 13
... quod inveniunt in omnibus iis locis figuras et earum exempla ex orationibus excerpunt ; neque enim pars ulla dicendi est , quae non recipere eas possit , sed aliud est admittere figuram , aliud figuram esse " cet . Aber nicht blofs die ...
... quod inveniunt in omnibus iis locis figuras et earum exempla ex orationibus excerpunt ; neque enim pars ulla dicendi est , quae non recipere eas possit , sed aliud est admittere figuram , aliud figuram esse " cet . Aber nicht blofs die ...
Strona 16
... quod verborum tollitur , si verba mutaris , sententiarum permanet , quibuscumque verbis uti velis . " Auch Dionys . Hal . ( de compos . verb . cp . VIII ) kennt schon diese Einteilung , und Quintilian ( IX , 1 , 17 ) nennt so aufser den ...
... quod verborum tollitur , si verba mutaris , sententiarum permanet , quibuscumque verbis uti velis . " Auch Dionys . Hal . ( de compos . verb . cp . VIII ) kennt schon diese Einteilung , und Quintilian ( IX , 1 , 17 ) nennt so aufser den ...
Strona 24
... quod recepit Reizius , Tyrwh . Buhlius in ed . Bip . et Herm . , cujus ipsius verbis pro mea sententia utor : „ Exempla , quae nunc quidem in Homero , unde sumpta videntur , nusquam occurrunt , non aliter apta erunt , nisi si universam ...
... quod recepit Reizius , Tyrwh . Buhlius in ed . Bip . et Herm . , cujus ipsius verbis pro mea sententia utor : „ Exempla , quae nunc quidem in Homero , unde sumpta videntur , nusquam occurrunt , non aliter apta erunt , nisi si universam ...
Strona 29
... quod omnes in uno genere sunt positae ; nam earum omnium hoc proprium est , ut ab usitata verborum potestate recedatur atque in aliam ra- tionem cum quadam venustate oratio conferatur . Er nennt dann 1. nominatio ( Вνоμаτодоiïα [ 8 ] ...
... quod omnes in uno genere sunt positae ; nam earum omnium hoc proprium est , ut ab usitata verborum potestate recedatur atque in aliam ra- tionem cum quadam venustate oratio conferatur . Er nennt dann 1. nominatio ( Вνоμаτодоiïα [ 8 ] ...
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