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Examples: 

Examples: 

"Ann wanted a new beginning; John, forgetfulness; and I, forgiveness."

"Ann '''wanted''' a new beginning; John, forgetfulness; and I, forgiveness."

"He won the war and her heart."   

"He '''won''' the war and her heart."   

'''Hypozeugma''' is the use of a single vern at the end of a series of clauses to modify the entire series.

'''Hypozeugma''' is the use of a single verb at the end of a series of clauses to modify the entire series.

Examples:

Examples:

"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears"  ([[Shakespeare]], ''Julius Caesar'')

"Friends, Romans, countrymen, '''lend''' me your ears..."  ([[Shakespeare]], ''Julius Caesar'')

"Neither you, Simon, nor the fifty thousand, nor the Romans, nor the Jews, nor Judas, nor the Twelve, nor the priests nor the scribes, nor doomed Jerusalem itself understand what power is..."  ([[Andrew Lloyd-Weber]])

"Neither you, Simon, nor the fifty thousand, nor the Romans, nor the Jews, nor Judas, nor the Twelve, nor the priests nor the scribes, nor doomed Jerusalem itself '''understand''' what power is..."  ([[Andrew Lloyd-Weber]])

'''Epizeugma''' involves placing the governing verb at either the very beginning or very end of the sentence.

'''Epizeugma''' involves placing the governing verb at either the very beginning or very end of the sentence.

"His fist '''hit''' my face; my face, the floor."

"His fist '''hit''' my face; my face, the floor."

==Governing Noun==

==Governing Noun==