in a separate work).

(iii.) Figures of Speech (cc. xvi-xxix).

_a._ The Figure of Adjuration (c. xvi). The Art to conceal Art
(c. xvii).

_b._ Rhetorical Question (c. xviii).

_c._ Asyndeton (c. xix-xxi).

_d._ Hyperbaton (c. xxii).

_e._ Changes of Number, Person, Tense, etc. (cc. xxiii-xxvii).

_f._ Periphrasis (cc. xxviii, xxix).

(iv.) Graceful Expression (cc. xxx-xxxii and xxxvii, xxxviii).

_a._ Choice of Words (c. xxx).

_b._ Ornaments of Style (cc. xxxi, xxxii and xxxvii, xxxviii).

(α) On the use of Familiar Words (c. xxxi).

(β) Metaphors; accumulated; extract from the _Timaeus_; abuse
of Metaphors; certain tasteless conceits blamed in Plato
(c. xxxii).
[Hence arises a digression (cc. xxxiii-xxxvi) on the spirit
in which we should judge of the faults of great authors.