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Ancient rhetoric and poetic

Note 94 — Chapter III · RHETORIC IN THE DE ORATORE AND ORATOR OF CICERO[1]

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The translation is closer to that of Colin than to that of Sandys. The point—and if it is obvious, it is often forgotten—seems to be that variety in prose depends on rhythm.

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