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a) That is to say, It is the Art of trimming, decking, garnishing the Oration, with fine, wit∣tie, pithie, moving, pleasing words, cla••ses, and sentences in the passages and style of speech.
b) This word Trope, is as much as to say, a borrowed speech, so that when any word leaves
his native, that is, his proper signification, ••••d assumes a borrowed, we say it is Tropicall: Although some speeches are grown so common, that they are taken to be proper; as, Correct me, O Lord, for Chastise me, O Lord, the Effect for the Cause: but so usuall, that few perhaps would note it. c) See Note 6.