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 1 XXI |   word is either current, or strange, or metaphorical, or ornamental,
 2 XXI |     use among a people; by a strange word, one which is in use
 3 XXI |     same word may be at once strange and current, but not in
 4 XXI |     current term but to us a strange one.~Metaphor is the application
 5 XXII|    words. By unusual, I mean strange (or rare) words, metaphorical,
 6 XXII|    jargon, if it consists of strange (or rare) words. For the
 7 XXII|   diction that is made up of strange (or rare) terms is a jargon.
 8 XXII|  necessary to style; for the strange (or rare) word, the metaphorical,
 9 XXII|  moderation. Even metaphors, strange (or rare) words, or any
10 XXII|      So, again, if we take a strange (or rare) word, a metaphor,
11 XXII|      also in compound words, strange (or rare) words, and so
12 XXV | Lacedaemonian. They think it strange, therefore, that Telemachus