Wit and the Writing of History: The Rhetoric of Historiography in Imperial RomeUniversity of Wisconsin Press, 1988 - 182 من الصفحات |
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... Annals , and Nutting concludes that “ this would seem to show rather conclusively that the anacoluthic type marks Tacitus ' mature choice of a distinctive method of handling the crises in affairs , which his subject matter often calls ...
... Annals , and Nutting concludes that “ this would seem to show rather conclusively that the anacoluthic type marks Tacitus ' mature choice of a distinctive method of handling the crises in affairs , which his subject matter often calls ...
الصفحة 179
... Annals ( continued ) 41.1 42.2 42.3 63 116 22 3.25-28 65 3.28.2 60 3.30 126 43.4 48 3.32.2 50 45.2 43 , 116 3.44.3 45 Annals 1.1.2 22 3.44.4 43 1.1.3 20 3.50.2 119 1.3 ... Annals Annals ( continued ) ( continued ) INDEX OF PASSAGES CITED 179.
... Annals ( continued ) 41.1 42.2 42.3 63 116 22 3.25-28 65 3.28.2 60 3.30 126 43.4 48 3.32.2 50 45.2 43 , 116 3.44.3 45 Annals 1.1.2 22 3.44.4 43 1.1.3 20 3.50.2 119 1.3 ... Annals Annals ( continued ) ( continued ) INDEX OF PASSAGES CITED 179.
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The Rhetoric of Historiography in Imperial Rome Paul Plass. Tacitus Tacitus Annals Annals ( continued ) ( continued ) 6.14.2 54 13.31.3 SI 6.18.1 IIO 13.45.I 28 6.20.I 42 13.53.1 124 6.25.1 120 14.6.1 43 , 124 6.26.I 49 14.9.1 6,85 6.26 ...
The Rhetoric of Historiography in Imperial Rome Paul Plass. Tacitus Tacitus Annals Annals ( continued ) ( continued ) 6.14.2 54 13.31.3 SI 6.18.1 IIO 13.45.I 28 6.20.I 42 13.53.1 124 6.25.1 120 14.6.1 43 , 124 6.26.I 49 14.9.1 6,85 6.26 ...
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Ludibrium and Political Wit | 15 |
Techniques of Wit | 56 |
Enacted Wit | 69 |
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