In the Ad Donatum, his first Christian work, Cyprian proposes the ideal of an eloquence focused on arguments, which privileges the contents (res) over the form (uerba); he wishes a return to the eloquence of Cicero and claims to Christians the plain style, typical of philosophers and outlined by Seneca, against excesses of the Second Sophistic.
"Non eloquentiae uiribus… sed rebus". Lo stile cristiano secondo Cipriano
VERONESE MARIA
2019
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In the Ad Donatum, his first Christian work, Cyprian proposes the ideal of an eloquence focused on arguments, which privileges the contents (res) over the form (uerba); he wishes a return to the eloquence of Cicero and claims to Christians the plain style, typical of philosophers and outlined by Seneca, against excesses of the Second Sophistic.File in questo prodotto:
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