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Quintilian, Institutio Oratoria 9.1.6

lat quintilian phi001 perseus lat2

in cuius locum adsumitur, nomen complecti solet, utitur tamen pluribus pro uno. Ἐπίθετον quoniam plerumque habet antonomasiae partem, coniunctione eius fit tropus. in hyperbato commutatio est ordinis, ideoque multi tropis hoc genus eximunt. transfert tamen verbum aut partem eius a suo loco in alienum. horum nihil in figuras cadit.

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Stable ID quintilian:phi001-perseus-lat2:9.1.6
Source Quintilian, Institutio Oratoria — Perseus canonical-latinLit lemmatized (CLTK) · cc-by-sa-4.0
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