POSITION FIGURES rhetorical or literary figures are classified into 1 . DICTION FIGURES 2 . Figures of order 3 . Thought Figures 4. figures of meaning and 5. quaint figures. Diction figures are classified into 4 subgroups 1. 1 transformation figures, 1. 1 repeat figures, 1. 3 omission figures, and 1. 4 POSITION FIGURES, which are the ones that alter the normal order of the parts of the sentence. It's 4 : 1. 4 . 1 HYPOBATON (Thank God for Thank God) 1 . 4 . 2 ANSTROFE (To God begging, and with the deck giving), 1 . 4 . 3 TEMESIS or LEXICAL ENCABALGING (elegantly speaking mind), and 1. 4 . 4 SINQUISIS or MIXTURA VERBORUM (de mengua seso is very great to have for the other great sons-in-laws to have for small their own; very large wangua of this is to have by great other sons-in-man, suyis by small; Count Lucanor)
