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Bullinger's Figures of Speech Used in the BibleBullinger's Figures of Speech

Anaeresis; or Detraction

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Anamnesis; or Recalling

A Parenthetic Addition by way of Detraction.
(Parenthetic Tapein
ôsis)

An œ´-re-sis (ἀναίρεσις), from ἀνά (ana), up, and αἱρέω (hairç), to take away. Hence Anœresis means a taking up or carrying off.

The parenthesis is so called, when, by a negative expression, we appear to take something away from the sense, but really add to it, and thus emphasize it.

Anœresis is the figure Tapeinôsis (or Antenantiôsis) used parenthetically.

Bibilography Information
Bullinger, E. W., D.D. Entry for 'Anaeresis; or Detraction'. Bullinger's Figures of Speech Used in the Bible. https://www.studylight.org/​lexicons/​eng/​bullinger/​anaeresis-or-detraction.html.
 
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