interlacement

1. The combined use of Antistrophe and Epanaphora; we repeat both the first
word and the last in a succession of phrases (Ad Herennium)

1. "Who are they who have often broken treaties? The Carthaginians. Who are they who have waged war with severest cruelty ? The Carthaginians. Who are they who have marred the face of Italy ? The Carthaginians. Who are they who now ask for pardon? The Carthaginians. See then how appropriate it is for them to gain their request." (Ad Herennium)
1. " One whom the Senate has condemned, one whom the Roman people has condemned, one whom universal public opinion has condemned, would you by your votes acquit such a one?" (Ad Herennium)