Multas gratias! O for a Vergilian example.
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Multas gratias! I'll check the A 6 references! J
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nec Teucris addita Iuno
usquam aberit, cum tu supplex in rebus egenis
quas gentis Italum aut quas non oraueris urbes!
Aeneid VI.90-92
I wouldn't regard this as an example of anacolouthon, since there is no
real change in construction; as the commentaries note,
Aeneid VI.90-92
I wouldn't regard this as an example of anacolouthon,
Then how about Aeneid VI.119-123:
si potuit manis accersere coniugis Orpheus
Threicia fretus cithara fidibus canoris,
si fratrem Pollus alterna morte redemit
itque reditque uiam totiens. quid Thesea, magnum
quid memorem
Then how about Aeneid VI.119-123:
si potuit manis accersere coniugis Orpheus
Threicia fretus cithara fidibus canoris,
si fratrem Pollus alterna morte redemit
itque reditque uiam totiens. quid Thesea, magnum
quid memorem Aliden? et mi genus ab Ioue summo.
None of the commentaries that I have seen
Dear Jane,
Not sure whether you need definitions or not, but here from my beloved
Allen and Greenough (the one book wonder with out which I never enter a
classroom):
Anacoluthon : a change of grammatical structure in the same
sentewnce,leaving the first part broken or unfinished.
] (Hans Zimmermann)
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