Thasci Caecili Cypriani De Mortalitate: A Commentary, with an Introduction and Translation |
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He uses periphrasis in his sermons nine times as often as Hilary uses it in all the works surveyed in this study . It is interesting to note that in each of five short homilies , St. Basil has more periphrases * than the entire extant ...
He uses periphrasis in his sermons nine times as often as Hilary uses it in all the works surveyed in this study . It is interesting to note that in each of five short homilies , St. Basil has more periphrases * than the entire extant ...
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antistrophes , his frequency compared to that of Hilary yielding a ratio of 13 : 1 in the Sermons . It is considerably less in his Letters , 4 : 3 . Hilary in turn uses the figure more frequently than St. Basil in his Sermons or St.
antistrophes , his frequency compared to that of Hilary yielding a ratio of 13 : 1 in the Sermons . It is considerably less in his Letters , 4 : 3 . Hilary in turn uses the figure more frequently than St. Basil in his Sermons or St.
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31 Hilary's figures also bear some resemblance to the few cited from the Letters of St. Ambrose 30 and from the Letters of St. Augustine , Barry's study on Augustine's Sermons does not take into account twofold alliterations , the most ...
31 Hilary's figures also bear some resemblance to the few cited from the Letters of St. Ambrose 30 and from the Letters of St. Augustine , Barry's study on Augustine's Sermons does not take into account twofold alliterations , the most ...
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