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Meaning of "rhetor"
Rhetor is an ancient Greek word for an orator or public speaker. In modern English, it can refer to someone skilled in rhetoric or persuasive speaking
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- A rhetorician.
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A rhetor has to be able to impersonate on the fly.
Gorgias was both a rhetor and a teacher of rhetoric.
Presuppositions for the rhetor.
The rhetor was a teacher of oratory or public speaking.
The audience are the listeners who the rhetor is attempting to persuade.
A rhetor of African origin.
Was it inquisitive or purely rhetor.
Young men who studied under a rhetor would not only focus on public speaking.
He was a pupil of the philosopher Plato and of the rhetor Isocrates.
Zacharias Rhetor reports on how Patriarch Paul of Alexandria was involved in a murder.
Bruttedius Niger was a pupil of the rhetor Apollodorus of Pergamon.
Zacharias Rhetor mentions that Bouzes tasked his nephew Domnentiolus with leading an army to Abhgarsat.
Thus becoming a Rhetor.
Bruttedius Niger was a rhetor and politician of the early Roman Empire.
Priscus the Rhetor.
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Zacharias Rhetor names him "Domitziolus.
Should he pursue studies as a rhetor or philosopher?
XXI/2, Stephanus in artem rhetoricam is by a Byzantine Rhetor Stephanos of the 12th century.
In some references, he is described as a rhetor.
Evagrius Scholasticus and Zacharias Rhetor imply that Justin was working in his own interest alone.
Those arethe artistic proofs ( éntechnai pístis ) provided by the rhetor through speech itself.
To accomplish this objective, the invitational rhetor attempts to create three conditions-safety, value, and freedom.
That question, Was it inquisitive or purely rhetor.
He mentions several influences, Prodicus the rhetor andAnaxagoras the philosopher.
Dalmatius and his brother Hannibalianus were educated at Tolosa ( Toulouse ) by rhetor Exuperius.
He is renowned mainly for his works on rhetorics, primarily for his tractatus Rhetor polonus.
He mentions several influences, Prodicus the rhetor and Anaxagoras the scientist.
Prior to moving to Athens, Prohaeresius studied under the rhetor Ulpianus of Ascalon in Antioch.
