Such having been their sentiments of mutual esteem, Cicero has done his oratoric talents ample justice--representing him as endued with almost all the qualities necessary to form a distinguished speaker.
He thus became practically acquainted with business and the courts of justice, and learned the arts of oratoric conflict, as it were, in the field of battle.
He had heard him daily speak in the Forum, and highly estimates his oratoric powers(253).
Grattan, the author of the constitution of 1782, came in his volunteer uniform to bedew its hearse with his oratoric tears.
His speeches on Home Rule showed, like all his speeches, vast oratoric power, mastery of details, clearness and liveliness in exposition.
When he attempts the figure of apostrophe, as he frequently does, personifying inanimate objects and addressing them in the way of oratoric appeal, he is very apt to produce a frigid effect, the absolute opposite of genuine eloquence.
The pure lyric should be rendered subjectively, neither as dramatic, on the one hand, nor as oratoric on the other.
It is very difficult for readers to speak to an audience directly and not pass into the oratoric attitude of mind.
But still the great oratorictriumphs of literature and history stand the test of reading in the closet, as well as of hearing in the assembly.
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