- Homeoteleuton, also
spelled homoeoteleuton and
homoioteleuton (from the Gr**** ὁμοιοτέλευτον, homoioteleuton, "like ending"), is the
repetition of endings...
- of
successive clauses (parison), and the
repetition of word
endings (
homoeoteleuton) (Matsen,
Rollinson and Sousa, 33). The
Encomium shows Gorgias' interest...
- same
sentence are in the same case with the same ending; in contrast,
homoeoteleuton features words without inflection that have the same ending. Paronomasia...
-
exceed 250 pounds.[citation needed] The
typist had left out the word's
homoeoteleuton.[citation needed]
There was
accordingly an
attempt to
claim rectification...
-
letters or words, Haplography:
omission of
certain letters or words, or
Homoeoteleuton:
omission of su****ding
words from
phrases with
identical endings....
- participle)). 5:36:
omits second 'αυτα' (auta, these)
through possible homoeoteleuton. List of New
Testament papyri Comfort,
Philip Wesley (2005). Encountering...
- Beelzeboul...) omit. - W (singular reading;
words likely omitted due to
homoeoteleuton, the
omission due to
similar looking words/letters (ὅτι λέγετε ἐν Βεελζεβοὺλ...
- Apocalypse,
Pauline Epistles, and Gospels. The m****cript has 10
cases of
homoeoteleuton, 196
cases of
movable nu (often with nouns), and 106 itacisms. The Gr****...
- m****cript are omissions, most of
which are due to
errors of
sight such as
homoeoteleuton (the
omitting of
words when one word is
followed by
another with the...
- (Stuttgart, 1988; 1997²). ed. M.
Valerii Martialis epigrammata (1990).
Homoeoteleuton in
Latin dactylic verse (Stuttgart, 1994).
Onomasticon to Cicero’s letters...
