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Introduction, by the American Editor.
[6374] Prosequi.
[6375] Primo præfari, postea prosequi; nominare, deinde describere. This properly is an abstract statement, given with Tertullian’s usual terseness: “First you should (‘decet’) give your preface, then follow up with details: first name your subject, then describe it.”
[6376] Alioquin.
[6377] Hermogenes, whose view of the narrative is criticised.
[6378] Integer.
[6379] Autem.
[6381] Cum maxime edixerat.
[6382] The “autem” of the note just before this.
[6383] Fibula.
[6384] Alligat sensum.
Chapter XXVII.—Some Hair-Splitting Use of Words in Which His Opponent Had Indulged.
[6385] Implied in the emphatic tu.
[6386] Sine u lo lenocinio pronunciationis.
[6387] Prima positio: the first inflection perhaps, i.e. the present tense.
[6388] Declinatio: the past tense.
[6389] Caput.
[6390] Scilicet.
[6391] This seems to be the meaning of the obscure passage, “Ut ejusdem sit Erat cujus et quod erat.”
[6392] Habitum.
[6393] Deo subjacebat.
[6394] See below, ch. xxx. p. 494.
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