Titlebook: Literary Language From Chaucer to Johnson; A. J. Gilbert Book 1979 A. J. Gilbert 1979 Chaucer.coherence.grammar.time.literary diction.engl

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Sidney and Bacons how to construct an elegant and ordered discourse in the vernacular that was equal to the brilliant prose styles of classical literature. The elaborate sentence patterns of Cicero could be imitated in English, and so could the dense, pithy style of Tacitus. Sir Philip Sidney (1554–86) used Cicero

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Andrewes and Donnetudent of style is that they are non-literary texts and so do not share the same vocabulary as the literary tradition. Yet they provide another example of the influence of the three styles within their own range of vocabulary and syntax. Language in the sermon is adapted to the oral context of the w

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