A popular redaction of rhetoric in the Renaissance, this work synthesized
Renaissance and classical rhetorical doctrine into a list of figures and
definitions.
Figura Dictionis
(barbarismus / metaplasmus)
prosthesis
epenthesis (interpositio)
proparalepsis (paragoge)
apahaeresis (ablatio)
syncope (concisio)
apocope (abcisio)
ectasis (extensio) |
systole
diaeresis (conglutinatio)
episynaloephe
synaloephe (deletio)
ecthlipsis (elisio)
antithesis or antistoechon
metathesis |
Figura Locutionis
prolepsis
zeugma
prozeugma
mesozeugma
hypozeugma
hypozeuxis
syllepsis
anadiplosis
anaphora |
epanalepsis
epizeuxis
paronomasia
schesis onomaton
paroemion
homoeoteleuton
homoeoptoton
polyptoton |
irmus
endiadis
hypallage
prosopopoeia
antipophora
aposiopesis
climax
polysyndeton
asyndeton
antimetabole |
Figura Constructionis
prolepsis
zeugma
syllepsis
evocatio
appositio
|
Obscurum
acyron
pleonasmos
perissologia
tautologia |
homoeologia
amphibologia
eclipsis
periergia |
Inordinatum
tapinosis
cacemphaton
cacozelon
|
aschematiston
cacosyndeton
soraismos |
Barbarum
barbarismus
barbaralexis
soloecismus
|
Proprietas
analogia
tasis
syntomia
|
Tropus
metaphora catachresis metalepsis metonymia
antonomasia epitheton synecdoche onomatopoeia |
allegoria
aenigma
paroemia
ironia
sarcasmus
astysmus
mycterismus
antiphrasis
charientismus
periphrasis |
hyperbaton
anastrophe
dialysis
diacope
synchysis
hysteron proteron
hyperbole
emphasis
homoeosis
icon
parabole
paradigma |
In a final paragraph Mosellanus also briefly mentions, but does
not define, a few other tropes:
- chronographia
- topographia
- topothesia
- aitiologia
- epanodo[s]
- catalogo
- syllogismos
- apostrophe
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