Rhetoric And Poetry in the Renaissance; a Study of Rhetorical Terms in English Renaissance Literary Criticism
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2» J. E. Sandys, History of Classical Scholarship, p. 590.
30 Sandys, p. 624 seq.
31 Deschamps, op. cit., pp. 59-63.
32 Arber reprint, p. 124.
66 RHETORIC AND POETRY IN THE RENAISSANCE Moreover the mediaeval tradition persisted in England for over a hundred years after it had been displaced in Italy.
i The Rhetoric of Aristotle was known to the middle ages [' only through a Latin translation by Hermanus AUemanus (c. 1256) of Alfarabi's commentary. The Greek text was first published in the Aldin...e Rhetores Graeci (1508), and was for the first time incorporated in the works of Aris- totle published in Basel, 1531. As early as 1478, however, the Latin version by George of Trebizond had been pub- lished in Venice.^2 This was frequently reissued in the Opera of Aristotle together with the Rhetorica ad Alex- andrufn, long believed to be the work of Aristotle, in the Latin translation by Filelfo, and the Poetics in Pazzi's translation. As the true Rhetoric of Aristotle, known to the renaissance as the Ars rhetoricorum ad Theodecten, was so frequently published with the spurious Rhetorica, references to Aristotle's Rhetoric in the sixteenth century are likely to be confusing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2» J. E. Sandys, History of Classical Scholarship, p. 590.
30 Sandys, p. 624 seq.
31 Deschamps, op. cit., pp. 59-63.
32 Arber reprint, p. 124.
66 RHETORIC AND POETRY IN THE RENAISSANCE Moreover the mediaeval tradition persisted in England for over a hundred years after it had been displaced in Italy.
i The Rhetoric of Aristotle was known to the middle ages [' only through a Latin translation by Hermanus AUemanus (c. 1256) of Alfarabi's commentary. The Greek text was first published in the Aldin...e Rhetores Graeci (1508), and was for the first time incorporated in the works of Aris- totle published in Basel, 1531. As early as 1478, however, the Latin version by George of Trebizond had been pub- lished in Venice.^2 This was frequently reissued in the Opera of Aristotle together with the Rhetorica ad Alex- andrufn, long believed to be the work of Aristotle, in the Latin translation by Filelfo, and the Poetics in Pazzi's translation. As the true Rhetoric of Aristotle, known to the renaissance as the Ars rhetoricorum ad Theodecten, was so frequently published with the spurious Rhetorica, references to Aristotle's Rhetoric in the sixteenth century are likely to be confusing.
What to read after Rhetoric And Poetry in the Renaissance; a Study of Rhetorical Terms in English Renaissance Literary Criticism?
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