10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIPHONEMA»
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Handbook of Literary Rhetoric: A Foundation for Literary Study
A sententia in this final position is called epiphonema: Quint. Inst. 8.5.11 est enim
epiphonema rei narratae vel pro- batae summa acclamatio: "tantae molis erat
Romanam condere gentem!" (Verg.A 1.33). The epiphonema does not always ...
Heinrich Lausberg, David E. Orton, R. Dean Anderson, 1998
2
The Worlds of Art and the World
An Epiphonema is, according to Quintilian, an exclamation attached to the end of
some section of a speech by way of climax.32 As it was explained to the
schoolboys of 1733:33 Epiphonema makes a final Clause. When Narratives and
Proofs ...
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Rhetoric; Or, A View of Its Principal Tropes and Figures, in ...
(2) The Epiphonema may be very serviceable as a kind of moral, or general
improvement and use of the subject we have been discoursing upon ; and thus
our hearers or readers may receive instruction, and substantial and durable
benefit.
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Greek Lexicon of the Roman and Byzantine periods:
Ant. 629 A. Empumíçw, Баш, (гтфишв) to glean grapes Sept. Thren. 1, 22. 2, 20.
3, 50. Orig. III, 632 C. ë1rt¢wvéco, to say the responses. Eus. V, 76 B. ênlcbóvnua
, aros, rò, (ётфшиёш) epiphonema, addition to a sentence: exclamation. Dion.
Sophocles Evangelinus Apostolides, 2014
For the epiphonema see 10.9n. auxilii: a reciprocal duty between patron and
clients (15.8n.). 17.6 nocte: mob violence was esp. likely at night (Lintott 8-9).
dilabebatur 'slipped away', properly used of liquid (TLL), to which Livian crowds
are ...
Livy, Christina Shuttleworth Kraus, 1994
6
Ars Poetriae: Rhetorical and Grammatical Invention at the ...
There are three types of proverbs: epiphonema, translaticia, and entimema.
Epiphonema is a proverb of identity. It is the same thing as tautoparonomion, but
is called epiphonema because the combination oiepi and phonos refer to the
sounds ...
William Michael Purcell, 1996
7
The Art of Speaking: Written in French by Messieurs Du Port ...
Epiphonema. is an Exclamation. containing, ibme Sentence, or great Sense, plac'
d at the' end of a discourse: It is*the last touch or stroke wherewith we would
affect our Audi'tors, and a pressing andlively reflexion up-on-the Subject whereof
...
8
A Perpetual Commentary on the Revelation of St. John: ...
'He Sing-los 'be Watonfl'fingJ It may be ask'd at first, how comes this solemn
Epiphonema to be inserted here? I answer, That there is special occasi_0n for it,
to justify the Management of the divine Providence in the Execution of these two ...
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A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in Two ...
Greek. EPIDE MICO, a, adj. epidemical, epidemic, popular, catching. EPIDE 'RM
A, s. f. epidermis, the outward thin (kin of the body. Greek. EPIDI'CTICO.
SeeDEMONSTRA- Tiro. EP IF A NIA. See EPIPHANL1. EPIFO \EMA. See
EPIPHONEMA.
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
The synonymous parallelism, which repeats the sense of a former clause in
different words, is considered as one kind of epiphonema by Demetrius Pha-
lereus, as it is placed by him among the embellishments of style. Abp. Newcome.
