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Meanings of rhetorician in English
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orador Usage of rhetorician in English
1
As in Athens of old, the rhetorician is master of the field.
2
His tutor was the celebrated Libanius, the greatest rhetorician of the day.
3
After the song was done, Herod the rhetorician said: Pray, sirs, hearken.
4
Favorinus, a rhetorician and sophist, who flourished in Gaul, c. 125 A.D.
5
A professed rhetorician could not have answered more elegantly or more flatteringly.
6
He was, assuredly, at once a great logician and a great rhetorician.
7
So, under his ungainly monk's habit, he continues his profession of rhetorician.
8
There they find the great rhetorician and his younger friend and disciple Polus.
9
All hail, seven pupils of Aristides the rhetorician, four walls and three benches.
10
As a rhetorician, he was a determined opponent of Isocrates and his school.
11
A dream had foretold his return to his former pupil, Elogius, the rhetorician.
12
That matters very little, except to a pedant and a rhetorician.
13
SOCRATES: And according to the argument the rhetorician must be a just man?
14
This last will be a wise man, though neither a logician nor rhetorician.
15
But I should like to be a philosopher or a rhetorician.
16
Original orator, advocate, poet, humorist, agitator, rhetorician, preacher, moralist and statesman.
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