The Influence of Cicero Upon Augustine in the Development of His Oratorical Th
The Influence of Cicero Upon Augustine in the Development of His Oratorical Th
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Flectendus eloquentiae granditate, in quo id non egit usque ad ejus confessionem demonstrata Veritas, adjuncta etiam suavitate dictionis.
With this conception Cicero is in perfect harmony. In De Or at. II, 82, 337, he says: Et quamquam una fere vis est eloquentiae, ta- men quia summa dignitas est populi, gravissima causa rei publicae, maximi motus multitudinis, genus quoque dicendi grandius quoddam et ilkistrius esse adhibendum videtur; maximaque pars orationis admovenda est ad animorum motus n...onnumquam aut cohortatione aut commemorationc ahqua aut in spem aut in metum aut ad cupiditatem aut ad gloriam concitandos, saepe etiam a temeritate, iracundia, spe, iniuria, invidia, crudelitate revocandos.
Again in Orator, 28. 97 : Tertius est ille amplus copiosus, gravis ornatus, in quo profecto vis maxima est. Hie est enim, cuius ornatum dicendi et copiam admiratae gentes eloquentiam in civi- tatibus plurimum valere passae sunt, sed banc eloquentiam, quae cursu magno sonituque ferretur, quam suspicerent omnes, quam admirarentur, quam se adsequi posse diffiderent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flectendus eloquentiae granditate, in quo id non egit usque ad ejus confessionem demonstrata Veritas, adjuncta etiam suavitate dictionis.
With this conception Cicero is in perfect harmony. In De Or at. II, 82, 337, he says: Et quamquam una fere vis est eloquentiae, ta- men quia summa dignitas est populi, gravissima causa rei publicae, maximi motus multitudinis, genus quoque dicendi grandius quoddam et ilkistrius esse adhibendum videtur; maximaque pars orationis admovenda est ad animorum motus n...onnumquam aut cohortatione aut commemorationc ahqua aut in spem aut in metum aut ad cupiditatem aut ad gloriam concitandos, saepe etiam a temeritate, iracundia, spe, iniuria, invidia, crudelitate revocandos.
Again in Orator, 28. 97 : Tertius est ille amplus copiosus, gravis ornatus, in quo profecto vis maxima est. Hie est enim, cuius ornatum dicendi et copiam admiratae gentes eloquentiam in civi- tatibus plurimum valere passae sunt, sed banc eloquentiam, quae cursu magno sonituque ferretur, quam suspicerent omnes, quam admirarentur, quam se adsequi posse diffiderent.
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