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... historians . The rhetorical studies - even those of later date , and those composed in Latin - bear testimony to the traditional prob- lems and principles of the historians , while satire con- tributes its share to the illumination of ...
... historians . The rhetorical studies - even those of later date , and those composed in Latin - bear testimony to the traditional prob- lems and principles of the historians , while satire con- tributes its share to the illumination of ...
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... historians was the custom of inserting speeches of the leading characters into the narrative . This convention was quite in accord with the current demands of style , as the speeches offered the writer an opportunity for variety and for ...
... historians was the custom of inserting speeches of the leading characters into the narrative . This convention was quite in accord with the current demands of style , as the speeches offered the writer an opportunity for variety and for ...
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... historians of Greece and Rome and the pragmatic historians of Israel , his narrative shares with them the common intention of in- forming the reader concerning the past . Even were it plain that the story was intended to serve also as ...
... historians of Greece and Rome and the pragmatic historians of Israel , his narrative shares with them the common intention of in- forming the reader concerning the past . Even were it plain that the story was intended to serve also as ...
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Its Interest and UnitY | 1 |
FACTORS IN COMPOSITION | 12 |
THE MATERIALS | 19 |
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