De inventione¶
Cicero. De inventione.
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- Dispositio
- Cicero and the anonymous author of Rhetorica ad Herennium name arrangement among the traditional faculties of oratory; Quintilian defines it as putting matters and parts in the places most expedient for them.
This sourceFull original Latin text directly inspected; the six labels are Cicero's model and are not attributed to Quintilian.
- Cicero and the anonymous author of Rhetorica ad Herennium name arrangement among the traditional faculties of oratory; Quintilian defines it as putting matters and parts in the places most expedient for them.
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