单词	rhetor
释义	rhetor /ˈriːtə / noun 1(In ancient Greece and Rome) a teacher of rhetoric.Augustine of Hippo, perhaps the greatest of all theologians, was a trained rhetor who had served his time at the imperial court.... Perhaps even the ancient Greek rhetors had a term for it? A native of Myrina in Asia Minor, where his father was a rhetor, he was educated at Alexandria and Constantinople, where he later practised law, a profession about whose conditions he complains in his Histories. 1.1An orator.In two sentences, he posits a fourth genre of rhetoric, one that characterizes most of the speeches featured in the address, and one particularly well suited to marginalized rhetors with limited access to traditional oratorical venues.... Foundational to Garver's argument is Aristotle's insight that the rhetorically relevant ethos is the one that is constructed in the rhetor's discourse. Roth the poet and the rhetor excel in artistic performance when they transcend the ordinary modes of their respective discourses to create extraordinary effects. Origin Via Latin from Greek rhētōr.
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