| “A Valediction forbidding mourning,”
129n346 |
| Abrams, M.H., 118 |
| alchemy, as mode of courtship in Deaths Duell, 247–48 |
| Alighieri, Dante, Divine Comedy,
100n26l
Allinson, Mark, 197n491 |
| ambition | body metaphors for, 125–28 | | consubstantiality of form, 135–36 | | desire and, 69–70 | | dialectical inclusion, 124—25 | | in Donne's sermon at Whitehall on
Proverbs 25:16 (3:10), 125–27 | | exempla for improper/proper, 57,
100–2, 155 | | as humour, 64 | | improper/proper ambition, 77–78,
93, 95–96, 124–27 | | terministic purification (holy ambition), 123–24 |
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| Ambrose, St., 199 |
| Ames, William, 22n68, 63–64,
150n399, 157 |
| amplification | definitions of, 167–68 | | in Donne's first sermon (1:1),
165–71, 174 | | logos and pathos in, 169–70, 172 | | methods: juxtaposition, 170; magnitudo, 60; progression, 168;
Wright's list of, 63 | | topics for: biblical text, 77, 165,
168; metaphors, 135n36l; polyglot text, 20, 121, 167–71 |
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| anadiplosis, 60, 146, 257 |
| analogical induction | for logical and pathetic proof,
102–8 | | meditative practices and, 110–13 |
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| anaphora, 84, 148–49, 211 |
| anatomy |
| anatomy theatres, 122 |
| Anderson, Judith H., I4ln373,
240–41 |
| Andrewes, Lancelot, 20n58, 106,
154, 198 |
| Anne, Queen, Donne's sermon for
(Denmark House, 1:5), 2, 21n65,
81–82, 123n334, 129–30, 137–40,
156 |
| Ansclment, Raymond A., 119n322,
120n326, 120n328 |
| Aphthonius, 21 |
| Apollo, as emblem, 119, 120n326 |
| apologia, 21 |
| aporia, 211, 238, 251, 257 |
| architecture | examples of Donne's use of,
225n534 | | as memory device, 225—28, 226–27, 230–31 | | See also Deaths Duell: architecture |
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| Aristotle | catharsis, 200n497 | | definition of rhetoric, 6 | | ethos and practical wisdom, 195,
233 | | hierarchy of the good, 58 | | physical health and happiness,
122n330 | | rhetoric as persuasion, 104—5 |
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| arrangement of concepts, See dispositio ars moriendi traditions, 198–99,
201n499, 247 |
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