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*# A Metonymie of the Matter, (ex 4.2) (Note in marg: Met materiae.) is when the name of the matter, is put for the thing made of the same. *#A Metonymie of the Effect, (Note in marg: Meecli.) is when the effect or thing caused, is put for its cause

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(1.) A Metonymie of the Efficient (ex 4.1), is when the Efficient cause is put for its effect or when the name of the Inventor or Author is put for the thing invented, or composed: as, in Farnabies inserted examples, Marte, pro praelio Mars being the feigned inventor of war.-Lyaeo, pro vino Lyaeus being one of the names of Bacchus, who was the feigned inventor of making wine where also the names of Juvenal and famous Livius are put for the books or works, whereof they were Authors. Efficientis.) or when the name of the matter is put for the thing made of the same called a Metonymie of the matter. (1,) A Metonymie of the Cause, is either when the cause is put for the effect, which is called a Metonymie of the efficient, (Note in marg: Met. It is an exchange of a name, when one word comes in lieu of another, not for a similitude, but for other natural affinity and coherence. This change of name is used principally four waies: A Metonymie is a Trope, or a form of speech whereby the orator or speaker puts one thing for another, which by nature are nigh knit together. Metonymia, Transnominatio, a change of names, or the putting of one name for another derived from transnomino, to change one name for another: or from, which in composition signifies change, and Aeolice pro nomen, a name. Transnomination, or change of names: a trope whereby the cause is put for the effect, the subject for the adjunct, or contrarily, &c. Substitution of the name of a related thing for the thing itself.

This is accomplished by substituting the name of the greater thing for that of the lesser. Suggesting the object meant, but not called by its own name. Metonymy is the figure which draws from an object closely akin or associated an expression Reference to something or someone by naming one of its attributes 'change of noun or name,' 'transmutation of a word'. Metonimia, hypallage, denominatio, transmutatio, transnominatio, the misnamer, change of noun or name, transmutation of a word, metonymia, metonymieġ. And if EXIF GPS Longitude and Latitude data is available it is even able to use this information to lookup Address information.Ad Herennium 4.32.43 ('denominatio') Quintilian 8.6.23-27 Susenbrotus (1540) 8-9 ('metonymia,' 'transnominatio' Wilson (1560) 200 ('Transmutation of a Word') Fraunce (1588) 1.2-5 Putt. Transnomino supports insertions of File Attributes from the files like: EXIF, ID3, FLAC. The files in the list can be dragged and dropped to change the order.Īll renaming actions can be applied to the Name, Path or Extension of the files It's possible to exactly specify the number of digits to allow for better sorting of the files by filename. Numbering can be added to the beginning or end of the filename. Renaming sequences can be saved as a recipe to be re-used later. Any number of these actions can be placed in sequence and you can directly preview the results while you create them. Transnomino offers a set of renaming actions, ranging from simple text replacements to more complex replacements using regular expressions (regex).