167
Ploche, or the doubler, otherwise
  called the swift repeate. 168
Paranomasia, or the nicknamer. 168
Traductio, or the tranlater. 170
Antipophora, or the figure of responce. 170
Sineciosis, or the crossecoople. 172
Atanaclasis, or the rebound. 173
Clymax, or the marching figure. 173
Antimetauole, or the counterchainge. 174
Insultatio, or the disdainfull. 175
Antitheton, or the quareller, otherwise
  called the ouerthwart or rencounter. 175
Erotema, or the questioner. 176
Echphonisis, or the outcrie. 177
Brachiologia, or the cutted comma. 178
Parison, or the figure of euen. 178
Sinonimya, or the figure of store. 179
Metanoia, or the penitent, otherwise
  called the figure of repentance. 179
Antenagoge, or the recompencer. 180
Epiphonema, or the close. 181
Auxesis, or the auancer. 182
Meiosis, or the disabler. 183
Dialisis, or the dismembrer. 185
Merismus, or the distributor. 185
Epimone, or the loueburden. 188
Paradoxon, or the wonderer. 189
Aporia, or the doubtfull. 189
Epitropi, or the figure of reference, otherwise
  called the figure of submission. 189
Parrisia, or the licentious. 190
Anachmosis, or the importuner. 190
Paramologia, or figure of admittance. 190
Etiologia, or the tell-cause, otherwise
  called the reason rendrer. 191
Dicheologia, or the figure of excuse. 192
Noema, or the figure of close conceit. 193
Orismus, or the definer by difference. 193
Procatalepsis, or the presumptuous. 194