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Words that denote concepts inherent in monumental creative writing, drama,
philosophy, and ethics are derived from Vedic-Sanskrit, Hebrew, Arabic (Rubáiyát
of Omar Khayyám, e.g.), Greek (Homer, Aristotle, Nicomachus [cf:
Nicomachean Ethics], Latin, and ancienne noblesse origins. This
vocabulary is derived through classical origins, including The Renaissance Garden
of Eloquence (1577) of Henry Peacham who had enumerated 184 different
figures of speech Rhetoric and figures of speech are associated with
Aristotle and the Greek tropos of the sustained Hebrew Hallelujah. The
Epic of Gilgamesh...
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accentual
meter
accentual-syllabic
meter
active
voice
a
priori
aposteriori
assonance
alliteration
allusion
anacoenosis
anacoluthon
anadipiosis
anaphora
anastrophe
antanaclasis
anthimeria
antiphrasis
antistrophe
antithesis
antonomasia
aphorism
aporia
aposiopesis
apostrophe
archaism
assonance
asyndeton
auxesis |
figurative
speech
foreshadowing
Freyag's
Pyramid
Golden
Days
haiku
Halcyon
Days
hamartia
Hellenistic
period
hendiadys
hermeneia
historic
present
Homeric
epic
hubris
Hudibras
hypallage
hyperbaton
Hyperbole
hypophora
hysteron-proteron
iamb(ic)
innuendo
invective
invocation
irony |
Renaissance
rhetoric
rhetorical
question
rondeau
rondel
rhyme
royal |
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ballad
ballade
baroque
brachylogy |
limerick
litotes
logos |
Sapphic
(glukupidron)
scansion
simile
Socratic
Sophist
Spenserian
stanza
syllabic
syllepsis
synecdoche
synesthesia
synesis
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cacophony
canzone
carmen
figuration
catachresis
catharsis
chiasmus
choriamb(us)
circumlocution
climax
commiseration
correctio |
magnum
opus
malapropism
masque
meiosis
metalepsis
metaphor
meter
metonymy
Miltonic
stanzas
neologism
Neo-miltonic
stanzas
nonce
word
onomatopoeia
ontology
ottava
rima
oxymoron |
tanka
tautology
tercet
theogeny
transferred
epithet
tricolon
diminuens
tricolon
crescens
tropes
truism
villanelle
virelai
voicing |
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dactylic
denominatio
dénouement
deus
ex machina
dodecaphonic
doggerel |
parable
paradox
paralepsis
paraprosdokian
paronomasia
passive
voice
pathos
pentameter
peripeteia
personification
picaresque
platonic
pleonasm
plot
polysyndeton
praeteritio
prolepsis
proslepsis |
waka
zeugma
zoomorphism |
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envoy
epanorthosis
epic
Epic
(or Homeric) Cycle
Epigram
epiphany
Epiphany
epithet
erotema
euphemism |
quantitative
meter
quatrain |
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