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Cic`e`ro´ni`an`ism
Ciceronianism the imitation of Cicero’s literary and oratorical style. — Ciceronist, n. — Ciceronian, adj. See also: Literary StyleHow to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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137) On Ciceronianism, see D'Amico, 1988b, 280-83; Monfasani, 1988, 186-94; ibid. Alciato criticizes him as a historian here, but elsewhere also commends his attitude to Ciceronianism (see below on 9. 102) Barbaro's dismissiveness towards the Ciceronian tradition of rhetorical theory represented by George of Trebizond may also reflect his distance from the stylistic tradition of Ciceronianism (on which see D'Amico, 364). |
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