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Chiasmus creates a distinct rhetorical and stylistic effect in Latin literature
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COMMON KNOWLEDGE
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The claim that chiasmus creates a rhetorical and stylistic effect is a definitional property of the literary figure itself, making citation unnecessary.

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The claim asserts the foundational definition of chiasmus as a rhetorical and stylistic figure, which is common knowledge in literary studies. Although papers discussing literary style and chiasmus exist, a receipt is not needed for a definitional statement.

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