La carta ficticia griega: los nombres de personajes y el uso del encabezamiento en Alcifrón, Aristéneto y Teofilacto
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1993.v61.i2.445Abstract
The «mimetic» fictitious letter is related closely to the ethopoeia (a preparatory rhetoric exercise consisting of reproducing the words of a character in a given situation). The paper even shows that some of the mimetic letters included in the corpora of Alciphro, Aristaenetus and Theophylactus are true ethopoeiae. We also study the headings of the letters as well as the proper names of characters.
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