10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENALLAGE»
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Enallage and Greek Style
CHAPTER THREE EVIDENCE FOR ENALLAGE AS ARCHAISM Correlation with
a Morphological Archaism In the last chapter it was maintained that the principal
origin of enallage is the coexistence of possessive adjective and genitive in the ...
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A Dictionary of Literary Devices: Gradus, A-Z
ENALLAGE Substitution of one tense, number, or person for another tense,
number, or person. See Fontanier, p. 293. Lanham (p. 40) adds case, gender,
mood, and part of speech as possible substitutions. See also Academie franchise
, ...
Bernard Marie Dupriez, Albert W. Halsall, 1991
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Vergil's Aeneid: selections from books 1, 2, 4, 6, 10, and 12
4. vī: abl. of cause or means; App. 331, 332. superum = superōrum, gen. pl., of
the gods above. memorem: an example of enallage (or transferred epithet),
logically describing Iūnōnis, but poetically applied to īram. saevae memorem
Iūnōnis ob ...
Barbara Weiden Boyd, 2004
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Gnomon of the New Testament
It may be named, Enallage of the accidents. Or it is wont to be specially named,
Enallage of number ; of gender ; of case ; and so on. In the case of Nouns, the
singular number is said to be put for the plural (Enallage, or Heterosis, of number
) ...
Johann Albrecht Bengel, Ernest Bengel, Johann Christian Friedrich Steudel, 1858
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An Essay on Hebrew Poetry, Ancient and Modern
Enallage. The ENALLAGE is a figure by which one part of speech or grammatical
termination is employed for another a. "3153! 33.3“ W815'. W1}??? : "28 '11:13'??
? "it? I know thy remaining, thy going out and thy coming in, And thy being in ...
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Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
D. (1972) Victor Bers — Enallage: A Problem in Greek Style "C^NALLAGE is the
transfer to the governing substantive of an -L-'adjective which by logic, or at least
convention, belongs with an expressed dependent genitive e.g. VCIKOS ...
Wendell Vernon Clausen, G. P. Goold, Department Of Classi Harvard University, 1973
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Outlaw Rhetoric: Figuring Vernacular Eloquence in ...
24 Sherry does not imagine the possibility of an enallage of gender; however, the
first edition of Henry Peacham's Garden of Eloquence (1577) does so, explaining
it as the substitution of pronouns: “Enallage of gender, when we put the Neuter ...
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Institutes of Latin Grammar
OF ENALLAGE. Enallage, in a general sense, is the change of words, or of their
accidents, one for another. There are various kinds of it : viz. Antimeria, Enallage,
strictly so called, Heterosis, and Antiptosis. To Enallage may likewise be referred
...
first edition of Henry Peacham's Garden of Eloquence (1577) does so, explaining
it as the substitution of pronouns: enallage of gender, when we put the neuter for
the masculine, or Femine, or any one of them for another, thus, he doth beare a ...
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John Albert Bengel's Gnomon of the New Testament: Pointing ...
ENALLAGE is a Grammatical Etymological Figure, which implies a change of
words. It is either Antimeria or Heterosis. Antimeria is an interchange of parts of
speech : as a Substantive for a Verb, for a Pronoun, for an Adjective, etc. An
adjective ...
Johann Albrecht Bengel, 1860
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENALLAGE»
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Rhetorical Reasons That Slogans Stick
It's a trick called enallage: a slight deliberate grammatical mistake that makes a sentence stand out. “We was robbed.” “Mistah Kurtz — he dead. «New York Times, Nov 14»
Recipes for Killer One-Liners
... a sentence's logical word order) and enallage (calculated disregard for conventional syntax), his frame of reference proves admirably wide. «Wall Street Journal, Oct 14»
What's notable about 'a lovely little old rectangular green French …
... zeugma is seldom useful, isocolon can sound silly and syllepsis show-offy, and he struggles to find good examples in English of enallage. «Spectator.co.uk, Nov 13»
'If you have nothing to say, at least say it well'
Indeed, its subtitle is “How to Turn the Perfect Phrase”. This is, as the meerkats and the author say, “simples” (which is an example of enallage, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 13»
The Immersion Method -- II
... remember, and even enjoy the intricacies of enallage and homonymy or the fallacies of amphiboly and accent after struggling with Slothrop's ... «Inside Higher Ed, May 12»
