Thasci Caecili Cypriani De Mortalitate: A Commentary, with an Introduction and Translation |
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In the Sermons of St. Basil , 12 for instance , the frequency of rhetorical questions forms a ratio of 9 : 5 when compared with Hilary's total number . The ratio for the frequencies of the single question in Basil and Hilary is 8 : 5 ...
In the Sermons of St. Basil , 12 for instance , the frequency of rhetorical questions forms a ratio of 9 : 5 when compared with Hilary's total number . The ratio for the frequencies of the single question in Basil and Hilary is 8 : 5 ...
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The frequency in both the De Trinitate and the Liber de Synodis yields a ratio of approximately 5 : 2 when compared with the frequency in the Tractatus super Psalmos , and a ratio of about 5 : 1 compared with the frequency in the In ...
The frequency in both the De Trinitate and the Liber de Synodis yields a ratio of approximately 5 : 2 when compared with the frequency in the Tractatus super Psalmos , and a ratio of about 5 : 1 compared with the frequency in the In ...
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The ratio is 26:25 if based on the number actually recorded by Barry . However , since Barry has attempted to distinguish between intentional and accidental parison , recording only those instances which appear deliberate and I have ...
The ratio is 26:25 if based on the number actually recorded by Barry . However , since Barry has attempted to distinguish between intentional and accidental parison , recording only those instances which appear deliberate and I have ...
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