The Rise of Modern Prose StyleM.I.T. Press, 1968 - 372 pagina's |
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Pagina 144
... letter should be graced by simplicity and be very refined without adornment , except meanness was to be absent . The ancients , therefore , thought the one rule for writing letters was that no rule should be applied , provided first ...
... letter should be graced by simplicity and be very refined without adornment , except meanness was to be absent . The ancients , therefore , thought the one rule for writing letters was that no rule should be applied , provided first ...
Pagina 328
... letter was sent in Essex ' name . 21. Letter to the Earl of Rutland , Letters and Life , II , p . 12 . 22. Advancement , Works , VI , p . 120. Croll claims that the Anti- Ciceronians praised Cicero as a master of rhetoric only . " The ...
... letter was sent in Essex ' name . 21. Letter to the Earl of Rutland , Letters and Life , II , p . 12 . 22. Advancement , Works , VI , p . 120. Croll claims that the Anti- Ciceronians praised Cicero as a master of rhetoric only . " The ...
Pagina 346
... letter - writing . Significantly , of the many examples of letters reproduced in the leading manuals of Angel Day , William Fullwood , and Abraham Fleming , Cicero's epistles far outnumber everyone else's , and Seneca's appear hardly at ...
... letter - writing . Significantly , of the many examples of letters reproduced in the leading manuals of Angel Day , William Fullwood , and Abraham Fleming , Cicero's epistles far outnumber everyone else's , and Seneca's appear hardly at ...
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