10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASCLEPIADEAN»
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1
Horace: Epodes and Odes
the Adonic was seen as a lengthening of the third Sapphic rather than a
metrically autonomous line. Such elided and hyphenated words are said to be
hypermetric. Asclepiadean Meters Though named after the Hellenistic poet
Asclepiades of ...
Daniel H. Garrison, Horace, 1998
2
Studies in Catullan Verse: An Analysis of Word Types and ...
ASCLEPIADEAN MAJOR I 23456 789 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 X X - ^ v> - ^ w — w w
wX It is difficult to discover who first applied the eponym Asklepiades, the
Alexandrian composer of epigrams, to the sixteen-syllable line diagrammed
above.
Further details may be obtained from any of the Grammars. I. The minor
Asclepiadean system, each stanza consisting of four minor Asclepiadean verses :
2 - I I vv I I 1 w v 1 I w « There is something noble in the effect of the choriambs,
and the ...
Horace, Thomas Chase, 1870
4
Gildersleeve's Latin Grammar
I. Asclépiadéan Strophe No. 1. Lesser Asclepiadean Verse (802) repeated in
tetrastichs. —>|-vu||_.fl-vv|—v|—Au An A: An —->I-vu||__fl-vuI-—u|— -->|wu|:._n-
vu|-VI_. .wu.wggewt°owwn —> 'wuIL-lwuI—ul— 0.,1. 1; 111.30; 1v. 8. II.
B. L. Gildersleeve, G. Lodge, 2013
5
Latin for the New Millennium: Level 3: Student text
As with the First Asclepiadean, every line of the Fifth Asclepiadean follows a
single metrical scheme. The Fifth Asclepiadean differs from the First in that there
are three choriambs instead of two. It is because of the number of choriambs that
the ...
Helena Dettmer, LeaAnn A. Osburn, 2012
6
Brill's Companion to Horace
In the Odes we nd a subtle relationship between meter and poetic register—
elevated topics like politics and panegyrics (Sapphic: 1.2, 12, 3.14; Alcaic:1.37;
2.1; 3.1–6; Asclepiadean: 1.14) and hymns to gods and religion (Sapphic: 1.10,
30; ...
Hans-Christian Günther, 2012
7
An Introduction to the Study of Medieval Latin Versification
The number of syllables in the well-known Asclepiadean stro- 2 x (6 + 6), 7, 8 H
phe of Horace is found in the following verses (2 x [6 + 6], 7, 8): Gaude visceribus,
mager muneribus Ioachim referta, solvens vota certa, Expurget piae mentis ...
Dag Norberg, Jan Ziółkowski, 2004
8
A Grammar of the Latin Language for the Use of Schools and ...
Ethan Allen Andrews, Solomon Stoddard, Henry Preble. Metres ol Horace and
Catullus. 645. The Asclepiadean verse is used in five varieties, as follows : — (1.)
Lesser (or 1st) Asclepiadean (2d Pherecratic -j- 1st Pherecratic). [Not strophic] ...
Ethan Allen Andrews, Solomon Stoddard, Henry Preble, 1888
9
A Little Book of Latin Love Poetry: A Transitional Reader ...
There are five ASCLEPIADEAN meters, named after the Hellenistic Greek poet
Asclepiades who revived the use of these forms used earlier by Sappho and
Alcaeus. The SECOND ASCLEPIADEAN STANZA alternates two lines (note that
the ...
John Breuker, Mardah Weinfeld, 2006
10
The British cyclopædia of literature, history, geography, ...
After the dissolution of the electorate of Mentz, in 1811, Aschatfcnburg became
the summer residence of the prince primate, afterwards grand duke of Frankfort
Asclepiadean Verse consists of two or three choriambuses, and is accordingly ...
Charles Frederick Partington, 1836
