PATHOS
PATHOS
PATHOS is, when an orator or writer betrays or manifests a more prominent emotion and excited feeling of the mind. is also applied to the Affection itself, which is a more vehement feeling either of any pleasure or of a pain; and its parts are four: two arising out of pleasure, love and joy; two also out of pain, hatred and sorrow. [ERNESTI In. Rh. P. I. Sect. i. ch. 8, p. 48.]-Mar 7:34, By the verb a profound affection of the mind is indicated. See Gnom.-2Ti 1:16; 2Ti 1:18, An Anaphora full of pathos, – , depicts the joyous love of Paul towards Onesiphorus. Comp. the Pref. of the Gnom. xv. and the Title ETHOS.