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Libanius's Progymnasmata: model exercises in Greek prose composition and rhetoric

Libanius., Gibson, Craig A., 1968-

Year: c2008.

Publisher: Society of Biblical Literature.

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Frontmatter

Abbreviations

Introduction

A Note on the Translation

Acknowledgments

Libanius, Progymnasmata

The Exercise in Fable

The Exercise in Narration

The Exercise in Anecdote

The Exercise in Maxim

The Exercises in Refutation and Confirmation

The Exercise in Common Topics

The Exercise in Encomium and Invective

The Exercise in Comparison

The Exercise in Speech in Character

The Exercise in Description

The Exercise in Thesis

The Exercise in Introduction of a Law

Bibliography

General Index

Index of Passages Cited

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Title:

Libanius's Progymnasmata : model exercises in Greek prose composition and rhetoric / translated with an introduction and notes by Craig A. Gibson.

Author:

Libanius; Gibson, Craig A., 1968-

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Libanius's Progymnasmata : model exercises in Greek prose composition and rhetoric / translated with an introduction and notes by Craig A. Gibson.
Libanius, Gibson, Craig A., 1968-
Atlanta, GA: Society of Biblical Literature, c2008.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.07790

Subject Headings:

• Greek language -- Style
• Rhetoric, Ancient -- Early works to 1800

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