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Of this type , alliteration occurs frequently in Hilary but less frequently than in the Sermons of St. Augustine , as stated above . In the case of both assonance and parechesis comparison with the results tabulated in other available ...
Of this type , alliteration occurs frequently in Hilary but less frequently than in the Sermons of St. Augustine , as stated above . In the case of both assonance and parechesis comparison with the results tabulated in other available ...
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The use of frequent asyndeta is a marked feature of Hilary's style . The omission of 1 or of 2 connecting particles is ... St. Augustine in his Sermons uses asyndeta involving 3 and more omissions a trifle more frequently than Hilary .
The use of frequent asyndeta is a marked feature of Hilary's style . The omission of 1 or of 2 connecting particles is ... St. Augustine in his Sermons uses asyndeta involving 3 and more omissions a trifle more frequently than Hilary .
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The fact that St. Hilary observes his customary moderation and uses these figures less frequently , as we have seen , than St. Basil in His Sermons , Chrysostom in his Homilies on the Statues , Augustine in his Sermons , and Ambrose in ...
The fact that St. Hilary observes his customary moderation and uses these figures less frequently , as we have seen , than St. Basil in His Sermons , Chrysostom in his Homilies on the Statues , Augustine in his Sermons , and Ambrose in ...
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| Title | Thasci Caecili Cypriani De Mortalitate: A Commentary, with an Introduction and Translation Volume 36 of Patristic studies |
| Authors | Saint Cyprian (Bishop of Carthage.), Mary Louise Hannan |
| Translated by | Mary Louise Hannan |
| Publisher | Catholic University of America, 1933 |
| Length | 103 pages |
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