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CONTENTS.
| Offences against this Rule by obscure Writers, | Pag. 106. | |
| Conciseness considered, | 108. | |
| Copiousness and Diffusiveness, | 109. | |
| The third Thing required, Decoration and Ornament, | 111. | |
| Whence they arise, | 112. | |
| The principal Ornarnents, | 113. | |
| Images, | 114. | |
| Similitudes, | 115. | |
| Fault of the Similitude, | 116. | |
| Wherein a perfect Mastery doth consist, | 117. | |
| Metaphors defined and stated, | 118. | |
| Their Beauty, | 119. | |
| Their Use, | 120. | |
| Epithets, | 121. | |
| Allegories, | 123. | |
| The fourth Thing required, Regard to the Nature and Dignity of the Subject, | 124. | |
| Of the Sublime. Instances in Divine Subjects, | 125. | |
| The Heathen Eloquence deficient, | 127. | |
| In Divine Subjects the Scripture only the true Sublime, | 128. | |
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