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Instead it becomes imperative to direct our thinking and translation theory as well as practice outward, in the spirit of Cicero's notions of explicare, reddere, and exprimere imitando, which are identified by Robinson (1997:184-185) as providing a decidedly outward impetus.

Translating traces: deconstruction and the practice of translation by Kruger, J.L. / Literator

negligentia qui omnium suorum Where does such silence come from, operum in prooemiis tam curiosas especially in an orator who is so cur ea scribat reddere solet loquacious?

Creating canons in fifteenth-century Ferrara: Angelo Decembrio's De ... by Celenza, Christopher S. / Renaissance Quarterly

6v-7r), the English ambassadors whom Henry sends to the French court are answered arrogantly: Talibus obstupuit dictis, rex atque patenti Nulla dedit responsa viro; sed voce superba Tandem est affatus: "Vestro capta oppida regi Non animus nobis nec reddere dona quotannis.

The 'Opicius' poems (British Library, Cotton Vespasian B. iv) and the ... by Carlson, David R. / Renaissance Quarterly