Lexeos, 25, 26 Liptote, 61 Littera pro littera, 28

Macrologia, 34 Mala affectatio, 34 Male collocatum, 35 Male figuratum, 35 Media iunctio, 29 Membrum oracionis, 57 Mesezeugma, 29 Metabasis, 59 Metalepsis, 41 Metaphora, 40 Metonomia, 42 Mimisis, 69 Miosis, 61 Morall sentence, 92 Mouth of God, 93 Mycterismus, 46

A Treatise of Schemes and Tropes — Part 36

Necessum, 60 Nominis communio, 49 { Nominis cõmunio}

A Treatise of Schemes and Tropes — Part 36

Obscure, 32 Obtestacio, 51 Occupatia, 59 Oictros, 68 Orismus, 58

A Treatise of Schemes and Tropes — Part 36

Parable, 90 Paralepsis, 59 Paremia, 45 Parenthesis, 31 Particio, 62 Pathopeia, 68, 69 Periergia, 33 Periphrasis, 44 Perissologia, 32 Permissio, 55 Pistis, 78 Pleonasmus, 32 Postiunctio, 29 Preassumpcio, 27 Preiunctio, 29 Prepostera loquutio, 31 Presozeugma, 29 Presumpcio, 28 Probacions, 78 Prolepsis, 28 Pronominacio, 44 Proparalepsis, 27 Proportio, 37 Proposicions, 77 Proprietie, 37 Prosapodosis, 53 Prosopographia, 66 Prosopopeia, 66, 67, 69 { 67 Prosopopey} Prosthesis, 26 Prouerb, 93 Proues (proof), 78-90

Raciocinatio, 52 Reasonynge, 76 Reduplicatio, 48 Refractio, 60 Repeticio, 47; inutilis, 33 Rethoricall, figures, 47; diuision, 62 Reuersio, 31

Sarcasmus, 46 Scheme, 3, 25; faute of, 32; vertue of, 37 Sedulitas superflua, 33 Sentence, figures of, 62 Sermo, superfluus, 32; ubique sui similis, 33; obscurus, 45 Silepsis, 30 Similiter cadens, 58; desinens, 58 Similitudes, 74 Sinathrismus, 50 Sinonimia, 49 Sinthesis, 38 Solecismus, 36 Soraismus, 35 Style, kinds, 21; greate, 22; small, 23; meane, 24 Subsannatio, 46 Subiectio, 53 Superabundancia, 32 Sygnes, 45, 79 Symeia, 79 Symploce, 47 Syncope, 27 Synecdoche, 42 Synolephe, 28 Systole, 27

Tapinosis, 34 Tacite objectioni responsio, 53 { obiectioni} Tasis, 37 Tautologia, 33 Tmesis, 31 Topotesia, 69 Traduccio, 48 Transgressio, 30 Transicio, 59 Translatio, 40 Transposicio, 28 Transsumptio, 41 Tropes, 3, 39-46 Turpis loquutio, 34

Worde, 26; compound, 19; simple, 19 { symple}

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