‘STRANGE’ RHETORIC AND HOMERIC RECEPTION IN AELIUS ARISTIDES’ EMBASSY SPEECH TO ACHILLES (OR. 52)

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GREECE & ROME Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI:10.1017/S0017383521000073

S. Sansom

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Abstract

This article argues that Aelius Aristides adapts the word atopos (‘strange’, ‘out of place’) as figured speech in his Embassy Speech to Achilles, meaning something that is either illogical according to rhetorical topoi or inconsistent with the text of Homer's Iliad. By doing so, he not only expands the semantic range of atopos but also comments on the rhetorical, intertextual, and pedagogical relationship between oratory and the Homeric tradition.

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“奇怪的”修辞和荷马式的接待在埃利乌斯·阿里斯蒂德对阿喀琉斯(或。52)

本文认为，埃利乌斯·阿里斯蒂德在他对阿喀琉斯的使馆演讲中，将“阿托波斯”(“奇怪的”，“不合适的”)这个词作为修辞词，意思是根据修辞修辞不符合逻辑的东西，或者与荷马的《伊利亚特》文本不一致。通过这样做，他不仅扩展了阿托波斯的语义范围，而且还评论了修辞，互文，以及演讲与荷马传统之间的教学关系。

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