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prosopopoeia (Gr****: προσωποποιία, /prɒsoʊpoʊˈpiːə/) is a
rhetorical device in
which a
speaker or
writer communicates to the
audience by
speaking as...
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Prosopopeia Britanniae is a ten-page poem
written by
Desiderius Erasmus in Latin. It was
written in 1499 for ‘the most
illustrious prince, Duke Henry’...
- (according to Jean-Jacques Robrieux, it is, indeed, a form of it). The "
prosopopeia of the laws" (Crito, 50 a-c) is one of the
oldest examples. The term...
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Prosopopeia (Portuguese
Orthographic Formulation of 1943:
Prosopopéia) is a 17th-century epic poem
written by
Portuguese poet
Bento Teixeira (1561? –...
- of
desire to make more
plain what He speaks; to that end
employing a
prosopopeia of time,
after the
practice of many in
speaking to the rude po****ce;...
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Thummim were the
names given to two
objects of
mystical technology in the
Prosopopeia transmedia series,
culminating in the
International Emmy Award-winning...
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Imperii Romani by
German scholars. The word is
drawn from the
figure of
prosopopeia in
classical rhetoric,
introduced by Quintilian, in
which an
absent or...
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Erasmus of
Rotterdam Original works Prosopopeia Britanniae (1499)
Handbook of a
Christian Knight (1501) In
Praise of
Folly (1509) Copia: Foundations...
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taken refuge at the
Monastery of São Bento, he
wrote his
masterpiece Prosopopeia.
Another version states that Teixeira's wife
accused him of
being Jewish...
- Madnesse,
which is
dated from Low
Leyton in Es****, and the
religious tract Prosopopeia (if, as
seems probable, it was his), in
which he
repents him of his "lewd...
