stylistic 49 Flashcards

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Venis e Gallia ad quaesturam petendam.

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Emphatic historic present - focus on action and immediacy, paints picture
Conveys absolute clarity
Can only seek quaestorship when 30
Short sentence helps to anchor audience and relay fast paced activities

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Aude dicere te prius ad parentem tuam venisse quam ad me.

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Emphatic imperative - puts Cicero in dominant position
Lack of filioparity
Anthony = on spot
Same effect as question

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3
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Paterer… passus

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Two forms of same verb

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4
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Caesaris litteras

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Ceaser told him to be lenient and that’s why he forgave Anthony, implies wouldn’t have been done so easily if not for Caesar

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5
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Sum te passus

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Hyperboton - te sandwiched emphasises him suffering

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6
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Gratia

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Now claiming on fact he was initially so forgiving

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7
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Sum cultus

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Hyperboton purposeful

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Cultus a te, tu a me observatus

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Beneficia - gratia etc
Chiasmus - MA cushioned on all sides, Cicero boasts himself would never have been possible without him
Te tu in middle = focused on himself

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9
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In petitione quaesturae

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Cicero likes to repeat same thing in different way and different words

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10
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Occidere

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Surprising usually necare but stronger verb, more impressive and emphatic. Delayed to emphasis wrong doing
C sound harsh and brutal

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11
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Es conatus

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Hyperboton, shock and surprise

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Tua sponte…impulsu meo

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Chiastic word order - emphasises Anthony’s fault not Cicero’s

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Meo, te, mihi, tuis, me etc

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Lots of pronouns
For me for you
Beneficia, gratia etc

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14
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Satis

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Life and the pain, only adequate payment to Cicero, boosts himself

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15
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illam, illud

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Polypopoton

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16
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Milonem

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Emphatically promoted

17
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Cur….cum

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Start phrase in same manner = prominent

18
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Tuam gloriam rem illam…malebam quam ad meam gratiam.

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Homoetelueton - same ending of lots of words