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quod hoc
audacius dixerim, quod in Partitionibus oratoriis ad
[p. 386]
easdem, de quibus supra dictum est, quinque pervenit partes. nam cum dupliciter primum divisisset
in inventionem atque elocutionem, res ac dispositionem inventioni, verba et pronuntiationem elocutioni dedit quintamque constituit, communem ac
velut custodem omnium, memoriam. idem in1
Oratore quinque rebus constare eloquentiam dicit,
in quibus postea scriptis certior eius sententia est.
1 in libris de Oratore, Spalding (sc. I. xxxi. 142).
Quintilian. With an English Translation. Harold Edgeworth Butler. Cambridge. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann, Ltd. 1920.
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