Aristotle's Treatise on Rhetoric: Literally Translated with Hobbes' Analysis, Examination Questions, and an Appendix Containing the Greek DefinitionsG. Bell, 1890 - 500 pagine |
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... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. Aristofes ARISTOTLE'S TREATISE ON RHETORIC LITERALLY TRANSLATED WITH HOBBES ' ANALYSIS , EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND AN APPENDIX CONTAINING THE GREEK DEFINITIONS . ALSO , THE POETIC OF ARISTOTLE ...
... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. Aristofes ARISTOTLE'S TREATISE ON RHETORIC LITERALLY TRANSLATED WITH HOBBES ' ANALYSIS , EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND AN APPENDIX CONTAINING THE GREEK DEFINITIONS . ALSO , THE POETIC OF ARISTOTLE ...
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... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. TO THE READER In this third edition , the translation of Aristotle's Rhe- toric has been again carefully compared with the Greek , and revised and corrected throughout . Numerous ex- planatory and ...
... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. TO THE READER In this third edition , the translation of Aristotle's Rhe- toric has been again carefully compared with the Greek , and revised and corrected throughout . Numerous ex- planatory and ...
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... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. TIS . perly within the sphere of the art , but other points are merely adscititious . On the subject of enthymems , Neglect of however , which in point of fact is the very body of the wío- proof , these ...
... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. TIS . perly within the sphere of the art , but other points are merely adscititious . On the subject of enthymems , Neglect of however , which in point of fact is the very body of the wío- proof , these ...
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... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. " in deliberative speeches it is less worth while to state matters foreign to the subject , and a deliberative speech admits less of malicious sophistry than judi- cial pleading , but is more widely ...
... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. " in deliberative speeches it is less worth while to state matters foreign to the subject , and a deliberative speech admits less of malicious sophistry than judi- cial pleading , but is more widely ...
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... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. : other art for neither is it the duty of medicine to render its patient healthy , but to bring him on as far as the case admits ; for it is nevertheless very possi- ble to treat properly even such as ...
... Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. : other art for neither is it the duty of medicine to render its patient healthy , but to bring him on as far as the case admits ; for it is nevertheless very possi- ble to treat properly even such as ...
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