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St. Augustine and Martianus Capella: Continuity and change in fifth‐century Latin rhetorical theory

Michael C. Leff Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, University of California, Davis
Pages 2-9 | Published online: 21 May 2009
 
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Abstract

St. Augustine and Martianus Capella are the two most important Latin rhetorical theorists of the fifth century A.D. Analysis of their theories reveals an interaction between the Ciceronian rhetorical tradition and the changing cultural environment of the fifth century.

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