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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 7 — Chapter I · PROLOGUE

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IV. ii. 29: “declamatio forensium actionum meditatio” (μελετή). F. H. Colson, C.R., 1922, pp. 116-117, suggests that declamatio, “loud shouting,” may have originally been a translation of κατήχησις, “dinning into the ears.”

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