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grbs-2951	Person, Jr, Raymond J.	The "Became Silent to Silence" Formula in Homer	1995	13	.pdf	application/pdf	5488	242	53	Therefore, the became silent to silence formula contains the characteristics of delay associated with dis­ preferred seconds and, therefore, proleptically informs the audience that Antinoos' plan will be opposed by another suitor, who turns out to be Amphinomos, whose response also con­ tains each of the characteristics of dispreferred seconds: delay, preface, account, and declination component. In the above passages the became silent to silence formula proleptically introduces the next character's speech, which contains the characteristic elements of dispreferred seconds.	cache/grbs-2951.pdf	txt/grbs-2951.txt