Allegory and Allegoresis, Rhetoric and Hermeneutics

Rita Copeland · Stephen W. Melville

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I profess to Your Highness, in the integrity of my heart, that what I am going to say is literally true this minute I am writing: What Revolutions may happen before it shall be ready for your perusal, I can by no means warrant….–Jonathan Swift,A Tale of A Tub, Epistle Dedicatory.

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