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Dear Martin,<br>
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I think 'endophora' is the cover term that you want. I have always
thought that 'anaphora' in the generic sense is just a convenient
shorthand for the much rarer 'endophora'. If you want to be precise,
then 'anaphora', given the meaning of Greek <i>aná</i>, can only
have the specific sense in which it contrasts with cataphora.<br>
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Best, Christian<br>
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