10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASYNARTETIC»
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asynartetic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Elements of Greek prosody and metre
OF ASYNARTETIC VERSES. ASYNARTETIC verses are composed of feet
dissimilar to each other, Archilochus was the inventor of this sort of verse, as we
learn from Hephaestion, who has the following example, the first part of which is
heroic ...
2
Historical Philology: Greek, Latin, and Romance
In any case, "asynartetic" is a cetagory that is roughly half-way between strophic
and stichic. The notion of "asynartetic" is compatible with that of parakatalogē, a
category of song where both melody and dance become reduced or eliminated ...
Bela Brogyanyi, Reiner Lipp, 1992
3
Q. Horatii Flacci Opera. The Works of Horace: the Commentary ...
3rd, when the second became asynartetic, as non Epod. XIII. : Horrida tempestas
cælum contraxit et imbres Nivesque deducunt J ovem, nunc mare nunc siliia. 4th,
when both verses were asynartetic, as: namdus 5'); epulis 'Azafuav'n'aog iv ...
Horace, George Bomford WHEELER, 1856
4
Greek and Roman Versification
He also employed various iambic and dactylic metres, dactyls with anacrusis,
asynartetic verses, made up by a combination of dactylic and iambic or trochaic
measures. At the same time he developed the Epodic System, particularly by a ...
5
Opera: The Works of Horace: the Odes on the Basis of Anthon: ...
3rd, when the second became asynartetic, as Hor. Epod. XIII. z Horrida
tempestas cælum contraxit et imbres N ivesque deducunt J ovem, nunc mare
nunc siltlw. 4th, when both verses were asynartetic, as: nolle/ua si qluA'Z;
pAmqomyanler ...
6
Pindar's Homer: the lyric possession of an epic past
It is important, however, not to confuse synartetic with strophic and asynartetic
with stichic, in that the category of asynartetic accommodates not only verse but
also strophes where the colon is clearly delineated; conversely, the category of ...
7
Q. Horatii Flacci opera. The works of Horace: the Odes on ...
3rd, when the second became
asynartetic, as Hor. Epod. XIII. : Horrida tempestas
ccelum contraxit et imbres Nivesque deducunt Jovem, nunc mare nunc silttie. 4th,
when both verses were
asynartetic, as : TIoXX&xi Hi <pv\yg ' A.xatfjutivi'&os it ...
Quintus Horatius Flaccus, George Bomford Wheeler, 1846
8
Metrics and rhythmics: history of poetic forms in ancient Greece
The same source, which lists 64 possible asynartetic schemes,2 tells us that they
are distinguished from oumoeiSfj àauvápтт)тa, because the latter joins members
that are rhythmically related by metathesis, e.g., iambs with choriambs and ...
Bruno Gentili, Liana Lomiento, 2008
Types 22 and 23 occur too rarely to enable more than a conjecture on their
structure to be made, but here, too, the tendency appears to be to mark the d-
sequence as internally rising. All types seem to avoid an 'asynartetic' structure.
9.2.
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pars 1. Odae Olympicae. pars 2. Odae Pythiae
This last word was corrected by Hermann to Beqi, taken as a monosyllable: he
subsequently however altered his opinion, and now reads Ka6e'o'o'a1Iro p.
ové8po1»-ow, thinking the metre of no consequence in an asynartetic verse.
