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title	:	On Copia of Words and Ideas : De Utraque Verborum Ac Rerum Copia Mediaeval Philosophical Texts in Translation ; No. 12
author	:	Erasmus, Desiderius.; Rix, Herbert David; King, Donald B.
publisher	:	Marquette University Press
isbn10 | asin	:	0874622123
print isbn13	:	9780874622126
ebook isbn13	:	9780585193557
language	:	English
subject	Philosophy, Ancient.
publication date	:	1999
lcc	:	B785.E62D49 1999eb
ddc	:
subject	:	Philosophy, Ancient.

Page i DESIDERIUS ERASMUS OF ROTTERDAM On Copia of Words and Ideas (De Utraque Verborum ac Rerum Copia)

Page ii Medival Philosophical Texts in Translation No. 12 Marquette University Press Milwaukee Wisconsin 1999

Page iii DESIDERIUS ERASMUS OF ROTTERDAM On Copia of Words and Ideas (De Utraque Verborum ac Rerum Copia) Translated from the Latin with an Introduction by Donald B. King Professor of English College of Mt. St. Joseph On-the-Ohio and H. David Rix Formerly Professor of English Pennsylvania State University THIRD PRINTING Marquette University Press Milwaukee Wisconsin 1999

Page iv Library of Congress Catalogue Number: 63-10892 1963, 1999, The Marquette University Press Milwaukee, Wisconsin ISBN 0-87462-212-3 Printed in the United States of America Second Printing 1982 Third Printing 1999

Page v CONTENTS Translator's Introduction 1 Note to the Reader 9 Book I Chapter I That the Aspiration to Copia Is Dangerous 11 Chapter II By Whom Copia Was Developed and by Whom Practiced 12 Chapter III How Authors Have Indulged in a Display of Copia 13 Chapter IV To Whom Unrestrained Copia Has Been Attributed as a Fault 14 Chapter V That It Is Characteristic of the Same Artist to Speak Both Concisely and Copiously 14 Chapter VI Concerning Those Who Strive for Either Conciseness or Copia Foolishly 15 Chapter VII That Copia Is Twofold 15 Chapter VIII For What Things This Training Is Useful 16 Chapter IX By What Methods of Training This Faculty May Be Developed 17 Chapter X First Precept Concerning Copia 18 Chapter XI The First Method of Varying by Synonymia 19 Chapter XII The Words Peculiar to Different Ages 24 Chapter XIII Method of Varying by Enallage or 25 Chapter XIV Method of Varying by Antonomasia 27 Chapter XV Method of Varying by Periphrasis 27 Chapter XVI Method of Varying by Metaphor 28 Chapter XVII Reciprocal Metaphors 29 Chapter XVIII Method of Varying by Allegory 30 Chapter XIX Method of Varying by Catachresis 30 Chapter XX Variation by Onomatopoeia 31 Chapter XXI Method of Varying by Metalepsis 31 Chapter XXII Method of Varying by Metonymy 32 Chapter XXIII Method of Varying by Synecdoche 33 Chapter XXIV Method of Varying by Aequipollentia 33 Chapter XXV Method of Varying by Comparatives 34 Chapter XXVI Method of Varying by Change of Relatives 34 Chapter XXVII Method of Varying by Amplification 35 Chapter XXVIII Method of Varying by Hyperbole

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