PARELKON
PARELKON is a species of Pleonasm, when a term is set down, the omission of which would leave the sentence still in some measure complete, but the introduction of which makes the language elegant, emphatical, sweet, and marked by characteristic feeling, etc.: e.g.-Luk 12:37, The participle is redundant: also Luk 18:5, ; also Act 16:3, ; also 1Co 6:15, , But there is in this participle the highest degree of (distinctness), depicting as it were the unworthiness of such an act. See Gnom.-Joh 6:15, – . is elegantly redundant.