A Handbook to Sixteenth-century Rhetoric

allegory amplification appear Aquila argument beginning cause Cicero clauses comparison confused contains contrary death deed describe diverse doth effect Erasmus evil EXAMPLES Peacham EXAMPLES Puttenham EXAMPLES Wilson express eyes fear figure form of speech Fortunatianus Fraunce gathered give hand hath hearers Herennium Hoskins important judge kind known language libri live Lord manner material matter meaning Melancthon metaphor mind move nature object orator Oratore ornament particular person phrase plenitude poem poet poetry praise present proper Puttenham Quintilian VIII reason renaissance repeated repetition rhetoric rhetoricae Rufinianus Rutilius Lupus Scaliger III Scheme sense sentence Sherry sometimes sound speak speaker speech style Susenbrotus taken Talaeus term texts thee things thou thought tractatio Trapezuntius treatise Trope true truth unto Veltkirchius Vice virtue whole words