- be
presented in
opposition to his
original speech. the conclusion, or
peroratio.
Cicero taught that a
rhetor can do
three things in this part: summarize...
- A****ius
accused of the
crime of magic.
Between the
traditional exordium and
peroratio, the
argumentation is
divided into
three sections: Re****ation of the accusations...
- Narratio,
lines 42–89 Re****atio,
lines 90–143 Confirmatio,
lines 144–375
Peroratio,
lines 376–397
Cicero begins his
speech by
gaining the
goodwill or benevolentia...
- time". The
final five
verses of the
epistle contain the
concluding part (
peroratio) of the discourse,
starting with the phrase: "Therefore, beloved" (verse...
-
classical oration with its
conventional divisions such as
exordium and
peroratio. Sidney's use of
classical oration stems from his
humanist education (Harvey...
- (petitio), and the
penalty to be
exacted from
those who
would not
comply (
peroratio). In
addition to
major declarations,
bandi (announcements)
might concern...
- and
counterarguments (narratio and confirmatio); and the
conclusion (
peroratio). The
theme of the
Sermon comes from the
Gospel of Matthew: "Vos estis...
-
arguments are
interwoven with one
another and
coalesce during the
conclusion (
peroratio).
There is
heavy use of
pathos throughout the speech,
starting with his...
-
believed if it did not fit the
character of the
woman it was told about.
Peroratio 70–80 The
jurors can see how
Caelius has been victimised. It is quite...
- he
lives a debauched,
extravagant lifestyle. At the end of the
speech (
peroratio),
Cicero dramatically appeals to the jury of senators,
calling on them...
