10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTISPAST»
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antispast in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Greek and English Dictionary
Hence we get the following kinds of antispast : 1. 2. Instead of an antispast, an
iambic or trochaic syzygy is occasionally used : . ^ — I ^ — . — w j — w The
second foot of the iambic syzygy also admits a dactyle : ЧУ - | - \*f W A doehmuu ...
2
Elements of Greek prosody and metre
Ai<4 xXxykv t%,>utrt> ti'rut
Antispast. mon. and doch. w*fiPTi rcuri y' i\ix,itijirui The
same. «s is ixgavu. Oua Antispastic dimeter. t<pa rlf iiouf Dochmiac. fywZt i%tw<
rtoa fiittou
Antispast. dimeter. 'iron itiKTuv Dochmiac. xfe >s iwToTV' i <J*' oix ...
3
A Greek and English Dictionary, Comprising All the Words in ...
Hence we get the following kinds of antispast : I Q > .-fr. ,i4Jfi3 mil i Instead of on
antispast, an iambic or trochaic syzygy is occasionally used : ЧУ — I v^ — — w I
— w The second foot of the iambic syzygy also admits a dactyle : ЧУ — I ЧУ чу A
...
4
A treatise on Greek Tragic Metres; with the choric parts of ...
The most common form in which the Antispast is found, is when it is followed by
Iambics, in which case the final syllable of the Antispast is usually made long. In
the following passage it is united with a Diiambus :— c'¢upvfia'm 'ys'vou'o FOL.
William LINWOOD (M.A.), 1855
5
A Treatise on Greek Tragic Metres: With the Choric Parts of ...
The most common form in which the Antispast is found, is when it is followed by
Iambics, in which case the final syllable of the Antispast is usually made long. In
the following passage it is united with a Diiambus : — i<fvfivrjaai yevoiro fioi.
10, II. Asynarteti e Dochmiacis. 12. Antispast. dim. cat. 13. Antispast. dim. brachyc
. 14, 15. Asynarteti e Dochm. 16. An potius Asynartet. e duabus penth.
Trochquam Dochmiacis : quamvis baud sim nescius utrumvis satis recte did
posse. 17, 18.
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1815
7
Tentamen de metris ab Aeschylo in choricis cantibus adhibitis
Antispast. Syst. 26.* 588.-592. Iambi 5. 593.— 608. X. Antispast. Syst. 17.* 609,—
686. Iambi 56. 687.— 693. XI. Antispast. Syst. 13.* 694.— 739. Iambi 46. 740.
Exclam, extra Met. 1. 741. — 874. Iambi 134. 875.-884. Anapacsti 10. 885.— 891.
8
A grammar of the Greek language, for the use of schools and ...
I. An antispast is composed of an iambus and trochee II. Several antispasti
seldom follow one another, because these numbers have a very disagreeable
and uncouth movement ; as if one were to divide the following choriambic verse,
with a ...
Charles Anthon, John Richardson Major, 1840
9
Q. Horatii Flacci Opera. The Works of Horace: the Commentary ...
When the Iambic was being adopted as the metre peculiar to tragedy, the more
ancient tragic poets invented the Antispast, a combination of both Iambi and
Trochees. The Antispastic foot is properly v "' - vy i. e. an Iambus and Trochee ;
but ...
Horace, George Bomford WHEELER, 1856
10
A System of Greek Prosody and Metre, for the Use of Schools ...
To soften this asperity, the poets increased the an- tispastus by one syllable, from
which arises a dochmius (— — — ), associated it with other numbers, and made
use of frequent resolutions. IV. The antispast being composed, as has just been ...
