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Rhetorical theory in the third book of Quintilian's
2013
Classica Cracoviensia
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this is in a sense the continuation of chapters 14-21 from Book ii. Cf. arist., Rhet., 1355 b 25 sqq.: e/ / stw dὴ r[ htorikὴ du; namiv perὶ e= = kaston tou# yewrh# sai tὸ e] ndeco; menon piyano; n; Rhet. ad Her., i 2, 2: Oratoris officium est de iis rebus posse dicere quae res ad usum civilem moribus et legibus constitutae sunt, cum assensione auditorum, quoad eius fieri poterit; isid., Orig. i 1, 1: Rhetorice est bene dicendi scientia in civilibus quaestionibus ad persuadendum iusta et bona.
doi:10.12797/cc.16.2013.16.09
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