_Of the figures which we call Sensable, because they alter and affect the minde by alteration of sense and first in single words._ 148 Metaphora, _or the figure of transport._ 149 Catacresis, _or the figure of abuse._ 150 Metonymia, _or the misnamer._ 150 Antonomasia, _or the surnamer._ 151 Onomatopeia, _or the newnamer._ 151 Epitheton, _or figure of attribution, otherwise called the qualifier._ 152 Metalepsis, _or the far-set._ 152 Liptote, _or the moderator._ 153 Paradiastole, _or the currifauel, otherwise called the soother._ 154 Meiosis, _or the disabler._ 154 Tapinosis, _or the abbaser._ 154 Synecdoche, _or the figure of quick conceit._ 154 _Of sensable figures appertaining to whole speeches, and by them affecting and altering the minde by force of sence and intendment._ 155 Allegoria, _or figure of faire semblance._ 155 Enigma, _or the riddle._ 157 Parimia, _or the prouerbe._ 157 Ironia, _or the drie mock._ 157 Sarcasmus, _or the bitter taunt._ 158 Asteismus, _the merry scoffe, or ciuill iest._ 158 Micterismus, _or the fleering frumpe._ 158 Antiphrasis, _or the broad floute._ 159 Charientismus, _or the priuie nippe._ 159 Hyperbole, _or the loud lier, otherwise called the ouerreacher._ 159 Periphrasis, _or the figure of ambage._ 161 Synecdoche, _or the figure of quick conceit._ 162 _Of figures sententious, otherwise called rhetoricall._ 163 Anaphora, _or the figure of report._ 165 Antistrophe, _or the counterturne._ 165 Simploche, _or figure of reiteration._ 166 Anadiplosis, _or the redouble._ 167 Epanalepsis, _or the slow returne, otherwise called the Eccho sound._ 167 Epizeuxis, _or the vnderlay, otherwise called the Cuckow spell._ 167 Ploche, _or the doubler, otherwise called the swift repeate._ 168 Paranomasia, _or the nicknamer._ 168 Traductio, _or the tranlater._ 170