Before revision: He cites Tacitus as an example:“Principes pro victoria pugnant, comites pro principe (Leaders fight for victory, companions for their leader)”.More specifically, epanadiplosis is the repetition at the end of a sentence of a word or even a locution located at the beginning of a proposition.
After revision: He cites TacitusTacitus Germania, XIV as an example:“Principes pro victoria pugnant, comites pro principe (Leaders fight for victory, companions for their leader)”.More specifically, epanadiplosis is the repetition at the end of a sentence of a word or even a locution located at the beginning of a proposition.