Abstract

Comparison of the accounts of arrangement (taxis) in Aristotle's Rhetoric and Anaximenes' Rhetoric to Alexander gives further support to belief in a common urtext of the two treatises. It also aids in the interpretation of several hitherto obscure passages in both texts and reveals differences in the approaches used by the philosopher and rhetorician.

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