English Examples of Antimetabole.
Of Eloquent men Crassus is counted the most learned Lawyer; and of Lawyer, Scaevola most eloquent.* 1.1
Sees•• not thou these Trophies erected in his honor, and his honor shining in these Tro∣phies?
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Of Eloquent men Crassus is counted the most learned Lawyer; and of Lawyer, Scaevola most eloquent.* 1.1
Sees•• not thou these Trophies erected in his honor, and his honor shining in these Tro∣phies?
If any for love of honour, or honour of love, &c.
That as you are the child of a mother; so you may be the mother of a childe.
They misliked what themselves did; and yet still did what themselves misliked.
If before he languished, because he could not obtain his desiring; he now lamented, be∣cause he could not desire the obtaining.
Just to exercise his might, mighty to exercise his justice.
Cicero.