Isidore de Seville. Etymologiae II
Rhetoric
edited by P.K. Marshall
DE RHETORICA ET DIALECTICA
DE RHETORICA ET DIALECTICA
Introduction
1.Rhetoric and its name
2. The discover of the art of rhetoric 3. The name of the orator and the parts of the rhetoric 4.The three kinds of cases 5. The double status of cases 6. Threefold dispute 7. The four parts of a speech 8. The five kinds of cases 9. Rhetorical syllogisms 10. Law 11. The maxim 12. Proof and disproof 13. Personification 14. Characterization 15. The varieties of questions 16. Style 17. The three varieties of oratory 18. The colon, the comma and the period 19.The avoidance of faults in letters, words and sentences 20. Combination of words 21. Figures of speech and thought. 22. Dialectic 23.The difference between the arts of dialectic and rhetoric 24. The definition of philosophy 25.The Isagogae of Porphyry 26. Aristotle's categories 27. Perihermenias 28. Dialectical syllogisms 29.The division of definitions abbreviated from the book of Marius Victorinus 30. Commonplaces 31. OppositesIndices
- By (author) Seville Isidore de
- Edited by PK Marshall
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