10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTIBACCHIUS»
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1
Greek prosody: containing rules for the structure of iambic, ...
2, Nija U - i fj,U &g <ira/*,'X£arov Fi$<hs*/j.iv, an
Antibacchius. l. 61, a6ie<parot
Foivog, an Amphimacer. l. 80, nXwrrieoi re xal Fi£a, an Amphimacer. l. 145, '
Priiddv toi Fin; Figica, an
Antibacchius. l. 161. 'E; 'itexnv ; ovd\ FuSes hi piydgoier
...
2
Institutes of Latin Grammar
Of the forms not directly or indirectly forbidden in the foregoing canons, the
following scheme will show, in what fa- 1 Dr. Burney, following Terentian, had
reversed the names, terming the Bacchius an Antibacchius, and vice versa" ; they
are ...
3
A System of Latin Prosody and Metre: From the Best ...
The Antibacchius ('AvrtfiaK^stoc)4 consists of two long syllables followed by a
short one, as pelluntur, and it takes its name from its opposition to the Bacchius.
VII. The Amphimacer ('Ajtt^tjuczKpof), or Cretic (Creti- cus), is composed of one ...
4
A Grammar of the Arabic Language
A rarer form reduces the last foot of the second hemistich to a single long syllable
, in which case the preceding foot must be an antibacchius : -=l === 1 — = I — = 1
. — I - 211. The taw'il (Jo^iaJ!, the long) is one of the finest, as well as the most ...
Carl Paul Caspari, William Wright,
1862
5
On the prosodies of the Greek and Latin languages
In this line we make the dactyls, ante ma- and quod tegit, the first a cretic, ante ma
-, and, the second an antibacchius, quod tegit. The learned reader, who attends
to these instances, ad innumerable others of the same kind, which will occur to ...
6
A Grammar of the Arabic Language, Translated from the German ...
A rarer form reduces the last foot of the second hemistich to a single long syllable
, in which case the preceding foot must be an antibacchius: ~-:1~:1v-g1:.:11~-=1~
-:1~--1211. The (mail {lie long) is one of the finest, as well as the most common, ...
7
Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory
... subject to anthropomorphic treatment include celestial bodies (the 'man in the
moon') or weather conditions ('Jack Frost', 'The West Wind'). See also.
PERSONIFICATION. antibacchius. See. PALIMBACCHIUS. anticlimax. According
to Dr ...
Alliteration - Antibacchius Alliteration - -The presence of identical stresses and
sounds in a group of words; the whole into which elements of assonation and
consonations fall. ( Alliterate ) To give similar stress sound to words. ( Alliterative )
...
9
The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
The Dactyl, Anapsest, Molossus, Tribrach, Bacchius, Antibacchius, Amphibrachys
, and Creticus, are trisyllabics, or of three syllables. To some of these we have no
equivalents; however, the Dactyl, consisting of one long and two short syllables ...
10
An essay on the modern pronunciation of the Greek and Latin ...
The antibacchius, u, we also accent on the middle syllable, and therefore shorten
the first : this false quantity sometimes does little injury to the rhythm, as in
Aspiciet partuque ibit regina triumpho, the accent and ictus coinciding; but great
injury ...
sir Uvedale Price (bart.),
1827