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Headword:
*)antistro/fous
Adler number: alpha,2727
Translated headword: counterparts
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Meaning equivalents.[1]
And
Aristotle says that dialectic is the counterpart to rhetoric, since it also [is] about persuasive things, which by being probable are themselves of this same kind; for he says
antistrophon ["counterpart to"] meaning
isostrophon ["equivalent to"], and "engaged in" and "concerned with" about the same things.[2]
Greek Original:*)antistro/fous: a)nti\ tou= i)sostro/fous. kai\ *)aristote/lhs th\n dialektikh\n a)nti/strofo/n fhsin ei)=nai th=| r(htorikh=|, e)peidh\ ka)kei/nh peri\ ta\ piqana\, a(\ tw=| e)/ndoca ei)=nai kai\ au)ta/ e)sti toiau=ta: to\ ga\r a)nti/strofon a)nti\ tou= i)so/strofon kai\ peri\ ta\ au)ta\ strefome/nhn kai\ kataginome/nhn le/gei.
Notes:
The headword, accusative plural of this adjective, must be quoted from somewhere (perhaps
Plato: see next note).
[1] Likewise in other lexica, including
Timaeus'
Platonic Lexicon; this suggests (without guaranteeing) that the headword is quoted from
Plato,
Republic 616A.
[2] Alexander of
Aphrodisias,
Commentary on Aristotle's Topica 3.25-28. (At the opening of his
Rhetoric (1354a1ff)
Aristotle had declared that "rhetoric is counterpart to dialectic".)
Keywords: definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; philosophy; rhetoric
Translated by: Jennifer Benedict on 16 November 2000@16:39:59.
Vetted by:David Whitehead (modified headword and translation; added note; cosmetics) on 20 November 2000@04:48:24.
David Whitehead (augmented note; added keyword; cosmetics) on 15 August 2002@05:12:57.
David Whitehead (augmented notes and keywords; tweaks and cosmetics) on 19 March 2012@05:42:48.
David Whitehead on 25 July 2015@08:40:14.
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