| anacephalaeosis | |
| an'-a-sef-a-li-o'-sis | from Gk. ana, "back" and cephale, "head" |
| enumeratio, complexio | |
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A recapitulation of the facts. A kind of summary employed in the peroratio. | |
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| Sources: | Quintilian 6.1.1-3 ("anacephalaeosis," "enumeratio"); Sherry (1550) 63 ("enumeracio," "enumeracion"); Peacham (1577) Q4v ("enumeratio") | |
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