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ANADIPLOSIS

Volume 1 · 47 words · 1797 Edition

in rhetoric and poetry, a repetition of the last word of a line, or clause of a sentence, in the beginning of the next: Thus,

*Pierides, vos hac facietis maxima Galle: Gallo cujus amor, &c. Et matutinis acrecula vocibus inflat, Vocibus inflat, & affluas jacit ore querelas.*