- that
Three and two make five We
should be
entertained with
Logick and
Rhetorick, Law, History,
Politicks and Mathematicks,
concerning the
Subject for...
- Jonson's. In 1634, John Barton, an
English schoolmaster,
wrote in The Art of
Rhetorick that "eclipsis" is much used in
playbooks “where they are
noted thus ---”...
- from the
original 18
April 2008)
Thomas Hobbes A
Brief of the Art of
Rhetorick Chap. XI
Archived 4
November 2016 at the
Wayback Machine "Of the Colours...
-
Metamorphoseon (1805)
Elements of
Logic (second
edition 1807)
Elements of
Rhetorick and
Belles Lettres (1813). A
Sermon on the
Importance of
Mutual Kindness...
- and
Sarah Piers ("Urania"). The poet
writing as "Polimnia" (the Muse of
Rhetorick) has not been identified; her
initials are "Mrs. D. E." Transcription...
- Peacham, The
garden of eloquence:
conteyning the
figures of
grammar and
rhetorick. London, 1577. One of the
first handbooks in English.
Obadiah Walker,...
-
Cresswell to
Madam C. [Cellier] the
midwife (London, 1680). The ****'s
Rhetorick (1683) was an
anonymous translation of
Ferrante Pallavicino's La Retorica...
- licence,
productions were
announced as "a
concert with a
specimen of
rhetorick" to
evade the
restrictions imposed on
theatres by the
Licensing Act 1737...
-
Centlivre continued in
September 1700, when she
contributed a poem, "Of
Rhetorick,"
under the name Polumnia, to The Nine Muses, an
elegiac poetry collection...
-
Aretino (translated by
Richard Head from the
original Italian); The ****'s
Rhetorick (1683) by Philp-Putt**** (a
pseudonym of the
Italian writer Ferrante Pallavicino);...
