ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CHORIAMB
From Late Latin choriambus, from Greek khoriambos, from khoreios trochee, of a chorus, from khoroschorus.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHORIAMB»
Discover the use of
choriamb in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
choriamb and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Euripides: Iphigenia in Tauris
pherecratean. = choriamb, dim. = telesilleion or syncopated glyconic (= — • —
w w — w— ). = pherecrat. w Tpcun&l].1 = resolved choriamb. + cretic. =
syncopated choriamb, dim. = choriamb, dim. = syncopated choriamb, dim. (see
notes).
Euripides, Maurice Platnauer, 1998
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A Short, Plain, Comprehensive, Practical Latin Grammar, ...
Tricolo» tetrastrofihos. Sfiond. Choriamb. Choriamb. Pyrrh. 1. Quis mul j ta
gracilis | te puer in | rosa. Sfiond. Chor. Chor. Pyrrh. 2. Perfu | sus liqufdis | Qrget
odo | ribus. Sfiond. Dact. Sfiond. 3. Grato, | Pyrrha, sub | antro. Sfiond. Choriamb.
Pyrrh.
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The metres of the Greeks and Romans: a manual for schools ...
Monomet. choriamb. ...... 208 2. Diiuet. choriamb . 208 3. Trim, choriamb. ....... 208
c. Choriambic series with the basis and logaoedic terminations 208 1. Monom.
choriamb. Sapphicum enneasyllabum . 208 2. Dimet. choriamb. Asclepiadenm I. .
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The Antigone of Sophocles: With Notes ...
Choriamb. dimeter, catalectic logaaadically, with a basis. Herm. Epit. 407, 416.
The Glyconeus hypercatalectus so called. Munk, P. 91. τ _ I L. V V _ v _ _ 2. The
same, with an anacrusis instead of a basis. ;|_|-_,v_v__ 3. Choriamb. trimeter ...
Sophocles, Theodore Dwight Woolsey, 1857
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The Antigone, with notes
j 3. Choriamb, trimeter catalectic with an anacrusis. 4. Choriamb, dimeter
catalectic. (the verse in the strophe is corrupt.) 5. Choriamb, dimeter and iambus,
choriamb, dimeter catalectic. 6. Choriamb, dimeter catalectic. 7. Anacreontic
verse.
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A Selection of Greek Tragedies with Notes: For the Use of ...
3. Choriamb, trimeter catalectic with an anacrusis. 4. Choriamb, dimeter catalectic
. (the verse in the strophe is corrupt.) 5. Choriamb, dimeter and iambus, choriamb
- dimeter catalectic. 6. Choriamb, dimeter catalectic. 7. Anacreontic verse.
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Lyric Metres of Greek Drama
Cola longer than the dimeter fall into two main types: those with only one
choriamb, all accretions apart from the 'base' being in single-short (or dragged),
and those which repeat the choriamb once or more. In the dimeter itself the pure
...
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Strict Metrical Tradition: Variations in the Literary Iambic ...
Taken thus, as a whole, the stress-pattern of the choriamb has a number of
interesting aspects or properties. The stressed syllables define the beginning and
end of the figure; but they also form as it were a firm outer casing, enclosing a ...
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The Alcestis of Euripides: With Notes, for the Use of ...
Choriamb. trimeter. and trochee. For this close of choriambic verses see Herm. El
. II. 36. 3 and 10. 2. Choriamb. dimeter hypercatalect. with basis. 3. Choriamb.
dimeter catalect. with basis and cho- riambus. j. _ | i. w 4. Iamb. penthemim. and ...
Theodore Dwight Woolsey, 1872
... imperfect foot, containing either one or two times of a choriamb, in the middle,
terminating aIWays in a whole word, and by way of close, of another trochaic
base like the first, as 10rQI 330:4 3 s lore s 30l'4'Av- wAd- Mfav mero'o- epo/pom
...
