analyze don’t summarize
I don't think that's true. I think summarizing is also very important in annotation, especially when it comes to longer text or sentences that's hard to understand. At least I think summarizing is important for someone who's not a native english speaker reading English text.
What objection then is there against calling Quintilian to the same account?
none by me, do continue...
Objections, as appears in the Topics, may be raised in four ways -- either by directly attacking your opponent's own statement, or by putting forward another statement like it, or by putting forward a statement contrary to it, or by quoting previous decisions.
types of objections
Refutation. An argument may be refuted either by a counter-syllogism or by bringing an objection. Objections may be raised in four ways: (a) by directly attacking your opponent's own statement; (b) by putting forward another statement like it; (c) by putting forward a statement contrary to it; (d) by quoting previous decisions.
four basis of refute/objection