A Treatise of Schemes And Tropes
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[Sidenote: Sinonimia] _Nominis cõmunio_, cõmunion ofthe word, when we renewe not the selfe same worde byrehearsyng agayn, but chaunge that that is put wyth another word of the same valewe, thus: Thou hastouerthrowen the comon wealth euen from the foundacion, and cast downe the citye, euen from the roote. Theiuste man shall floryshe as the palme tre, andshall be multiplyed as the Ceder tre. Cicero for. Q. Ligarius. ¶ Whose syde wolde that poynte of thyswerd haue pricked? what meaned thy wea...pons? what wasthy mynde? what meante thyne eyes? handes, thatburning of thy mynd? what desiredst y^u? whatwyshedste thou? Lytle differeth thys figure from theother before, only because the wordes be chaũged, thesentẽce remayning.
[Sidenote: Sinathrismus. ] _Frequentacio_, frequentacion is, when the thynges that be dispersedthorowout all the cause, are gathered together intoone place that y^e oracion shulde be the wayghtier, & rebukefuller, thus: What faute is he without? whyshuld you O Iudges be mynded to deliuer hym?
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Ii.
[Sidenote: Sinonimia] _Nominis cõmunio_, cõmunion ofthe word, when we renewe not the selfe same worde byrehearsyng agayn, but chaunge that that is put wyth another word of the same valewe, thus: Thou hastouerthrowen the comon wealth euen from the foundacion, and cast downe the citye, euen from the roote. Theiuste man shall floryshe as the palme tre, andshall be multiplyed as the Ceder tre. Cicero for. Q. Ligarius. ¶ Whose syde wolde that poynte of thyswerd haue pricked? what meaned thy wea...pons? what wasthy mynde? what meante thyne eyes? handes, thatburning of thy mynd? what desiredst y^u? whatwyshedste thou? Lytle differeth thys figure from theother before, only because the wordes be chaũged, thesentẽce remayning.
[Sidenote: Sinathrismus. ] _Frequentacio_, frequentacion is, when the thynges that be dispersedthorowout all the cause, are gathered together intoone place that y^e oracion shulde be the wayghtier, & rebukefuller, thus: What faute is he without? whyshuld you O Iudges be mynded to deliuer hym?
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