Figure of Speech
Hyperbaton
From Greek hyperbainein: to step over. A deliberate violation of syntax for emphasis; common in Latin verse and imitated in English epic.
Definition
A broad term for any significant departure from normal word order — the general category of which anastrophe is a specific type.
Example
Milton: 'Him the Almighty Power / Hurled headlong flaming from the ethereal sky…' — direct object before subject.