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For as he begins his holy Trope with the night of trouble and persecution, so he shuts it up too with the light of Peace. Nay, besides all these, the Text affords us three figures more. Three (I say in kind, but six in number. Here is a single Anaphora, a double Epanodos, and no less than a threefold Antithesis, by which the terms of the last clauses (and there are three Terms in each) are thus oppos'd to one another; |
For as he begins his holy Trope with the night of trouble and persecution, so he shuts it up too with the Light of Peace. Nay, beside all these, the Text affords us three figures more. Three (I say in kind, but six in number. Here is a single Anaphora, a double Epanodos, and no less than a threefold Antithesis, by which the terms of the last clauses (and there Are three Terms in each) Are thus opposed to one Another; |
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In Allegoriâ tenendum est hoc, ut quo in genere incipias, eodem desinas, aliter consequentia sit turpissima. Quintilian. |
In Allegoriâ tenendum est hoc, ut quo in genere incipias, Eodem desinas, aliter consequentia sit turpissima. Quintilian. |
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