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The forest of rhetoric is so crowded with flowers that
it is sometimes better sampled selectively. Choose, then, the bouquet
that suits you:
Choosing one of these will replace the right frame:
- Comprehensive List (default; recommended)
- By Language
- Greek terms
From Aristotle, Hermogenes, etc. - Latin terms
From Cicero, Quintilian, etc. - English terms (least extensive)
Includes anglicized Greek and Latin terms, plus the idiosyncratic labels of George Puttenham, and the more commonsense names of E.W. Bullinger
- Greek terms
- By Rhetorical Strategy Group (browse figures by their function: e.g.: "repetition" "balance")
Other Groupings
of the Flowers
PLEASE NOTE: The flowers of rhetoric, though many, do not comprise all
of the terms on this website. Please explore using the "trees" and the
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