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But from accent, in discussions which are not committed to writing, it is not easy to frame an argument, but rather in writings and poems, as, for instance, some defend Homer against those who accuse him as having spoken absurdly,



for they solve this by accent, saying that is to be marked with an acute accent. Also about the dream of Agamemnon, because Jupiter himself does not say,



but commanded the dream ; such things therefore are assumed from accent.

Those (arguments) occur from figure of speech, when what is not the same, is interpreted after the same manner, as when the masculine is interpreted feminine, or the feminine as masculine, or