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9780198147299

Canons of Style in the Antonine Age Idea-Theory and Its Literary Context

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    9780198147299

  • ISBN10:

    0198147295

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-01-28
  • Publisher: Clarendon Press

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Summary

This is a study of the relationship between Greek prose literature of the Antonine Age in the second century AD (the Second Sophistic) and idea-theory, a type of literary stylistics best known from the Peri Ideon of Hermogenes of Tarsus. The author considers sophistic declamation, the relative value attributed to prose and poetry, attitudes towards Xenophon and Demosthenes, and the reputation of Aelius Aristides.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Literature and Rhetoric in the Second Century CE 1(5)
I. Idea-Theory
6(16)
1. The Major Sources
6(4)
2. The System of Stylistic Qualities and its Background
10(8)
3. Hermogenes on Demosthenes
18(4)
II. Sophistic Influences
22(15)
1. The Sophistic Style in Peri Ideon
22(3)
2. The Contribution of Sophistic Declamation to the Theory of Ideai
25(6)
3. Technique and its Appearance
31(6)
III. Politikos and Panegurikos: The Reading List in Peri Ideon
37(17)
1. Hermogenes' Survey of Literature
37(2)
2. Earlier Reading Lists
39(4)
3. The Origin of the Categories XXX and XXX
43(4)
4. Demosthenes and Plato
47(5)
5. The Function of the List
52(2)
IV. The Position of Poetry
54(10)
1. Poetry in Peri Ideon
55(3)
2. Poetry and Religion
58(3)
3. Homer and Demosthenes
61(3)
V. Xenophon: Kanon of Apheleia
64(16)
1. Stylistic Readings of Xenophon
64(10)
2. Hermogenes' Appropriation of 'AXXX
74(6)
VI. The Demosthenic Canon
80(16)
1. The Canon Extended
80(8)
2. Contemporary Relevance for a Demosthenic Speech?
88(8)
VII. Aelius Aristides
96(9)
1. Aristides and the Rhetorical Ideal
96(5)
2. Aristides, Hermogenes, and the Canon
101(4)
Appendices 105(19)
A: The Relationship between Peri Ideon and Peri Heureseos 105(10)
B: Methodos and its Background 115(3)
C: The Relation between Peri Ideon and Peri Aphelous Logou 118(6)
Translation of Peri Aphelous Logou 124(30)
Bibliography 154(10)
Index of Passages Cited 164(3)
General Index 167

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