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to the most obvious, and, so long as it ' (T/uKpoKoyla Kcil rd irpoaKopes Tidv is fresh, most effective, of rhetorical impiatiiriav. It is needless to say that devices.
this rpoiTKoph, this " satiated nausea " PHOTIUS. 183 and is exceptional in them, inasmuch as in comparison with some of those who have made bold to write speeches, even his shortcomings would appear to be excellence." Immediately before this article on Isocrates there is a very shrewd note (and one which is " for thoughts " to ...any one who has ever written books) on the Sophistike Paraskeue of Phry- nichus. "This writer, if any ever was, is fullest of various knowledge, but otherwise redundant and garrulous: for when it was open to him to have got the matter completely Jinished off, without missing a single important point, in not a fifth fart of his actual length, he, hy saying things out of season, has stretched it out to an unmanageable hulk ; and while he has collected for others' use the matter of a good and sioitahle treatise, he cannot ie said to have made much use of it himself." It would be possible to extend these excerpts and abstracts very considerably from my notes of reading the great mass of the Bihliotheca ; though the larger part of that mass is itself made up, not of literary criticisms at all, but, as has been said, of summaries, abstracts, and extracts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to the most obvious, and, so long as it ' (T/uKpoKoyla Kcil rd irpoaKopes Tidv is fresh, most effective, of rhetorical impiatiiriav. It is needless to say that devices.
this rpoiTKoph, this " satiated nausea " PHOTIUS. 183 and is exceptional in them, inasmuch as in comparison with some of those who have made bold to write speeches, even his shortcomings would appear to be excellence." Immediately before this article on Isocrates there is a very shrewd note (and one which is " for thoughts " to ...any one who has ever written books) on the Sophistike Paraskeue of Phry- nichus. "This writer, if any ever was, is fullest of various knowledge, but otherwise redundant and garrulous: for when it was open to him to have got the matter completely Jinished off, without missing a single important point, in not a fifth fart of his actual length, he, hy saying things out of season, has stretched it out to an unmanageable hulk ; and while he has collected for others' use the matter of a good and sioitahle treatise, he cannot ie said to have made much use of it himself." It would be possible to extend these excerpts and abstracts very considerably from my notes of reading the great mass of the Bihliotheca ; though the larger part of that mass is itself made up, not of literary criticisms at all, but, as has been said, of summaries, abstracts, and extracts.
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