10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HENDECASYLLABIC»
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hendecasyllabic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hendecasyllabic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
264. Heerenii dissertatio de Chori Grzncorum Tragici natura, xxx. 28. Heliodorus,
remarks on, viii. 347. Hendecasyllabic measures, formation and connection of,
xxxiii. 30. Hendecasyllabic measures, xxxiv. 134. Hermann. de particula Ev, xxxiv
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Back | Home | Up | Next The Hendecasyllabic verse is a quantitative metre used
by Catullus. The pattern is as follows (L = long syllable, s = short syllable, | = foot
division): LL|Lss|Ls|Ls|Ls (spondee | dactyl | trochee | trochee | trochee) The first
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A Guide to Latin Meter and Verse Composition
Although Horace wrote no hendecasyllabic poems, it was the favorite meter of
Catullus (used in forty poems) and is found in the works of Martial and Statius as
well. The rhythmic pattern is quite straightforward: a spondee, a dactyl, and three
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The Robert Frost Encyclopedia
LYRIC 199 The formal music of lyric poetry includes rhythmic patterns, metrics,
which in Frost are as sophisticated as his rhyme schemes. Reuben Brower has
noted that "For Once, Then, Something" uses the hendecasyllabic meter of
Catullus ...
Nancy Lewis Tuten, John Zubizarreta, 2001
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The Judgment of Palaemon: The Contest between Neo-Latin and ...
... byJean—Pierre de Mesme, 'Delle tre Inglese Sorelle' K3v—K4r) and a Sonnet,
'Di gigli' ornato 'l reale giardino' (f. K4"), by de Mesme. Hendecasyllabic poem by
Matthaeus Pacus on the Seymour sisters, 'Priscorum monimenta rettulerunt' (f.
Martial regarded the metre as quintessentially Catullan is shown by the large
number of epigrams in which the hendecasyllabic metre is combined with
Catullan themes and language. A good example is 3.12, based on Catul. 13
cenabis bene ...
Ruurd Robijn Nauta, Harm-Jan Van Dam, Johannes Jacobus Louis Smolenaars, 2006
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Dictionary of Poetic Terms
Hemistichomythia indicates verse composed of a series of half-lines.
hendecasyllabic verse (hendecasyllabic, Greek for "eleven-syllabled"; also called
"phalaecean," after the Greek poet Phalaikos) an 11 -syllable line composed of
trochees or ...
Jack Elliott Myers, Don C. Wukasch, 2003
When it occurs in a line of the first sort, z'.e. composed otherwise of five pure
consecutive Iambi, it simply makes that line 5.m+, or hendecasyllabic : e.g. “
While thus I called, and strayed I knew not whither.” When it occurs in a line of the
second ...
John Milton, David Masson, 1874
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Exercises in Latin verse of various kinds. [With] Key
INDEX TO FIEST LINES NO. FIRST LINE NO. OF LINES METRE PAGE I. Rest,
weary stranger, etc. . . 6 Hendecasyllabic 85 II. Look not thou on beauty's
charming 8 Hendecasyllabic 85 in. In Koln, a town of monks and bones 10
Hipponactean ...
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A Manual of Latin Prosody
Alcaic Hendecasyllabic, Composed of an Iambic Penthemimer, followed by a
pure Dactylic Dimeter Acatalectic — _l | Dissolve frigus ligna super foco. H. I., ix.,
5. Vldes, ut alta stet nive candidum. H. I., ix., 1. This forms the first two lines of the
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7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HENDECASYLLABIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
hendecasyllabic is used in the context of the following news items.
The Art of Translation
In it, Kadare refers to a mildly avant-garde and therefore politically scandalous hendecasyllabic couplet that had written in Albanian. It's not a ... «Wall Street Journal, Nov 14»
The Graduate
I used to want to be a starving artist, to illustrate children's books in hendecasyllabic Latin. The past year has shifted that: I instead want to work ... «Harvard Crimson, Jul 14»
Book World: 'Almost Never' by Daniel Sada
... hendecasyllabic meter, all punctuated with a set of bizarre rules. But the rewards, for anyone in love with the Spanish language, were legion. «Washington Post, May 12»
Inferno and Paradiso, review
... théâtre – into which not a single hendecasyllabic line of the original has crept – point to one end: a vision of unremediable human loneliness. «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 09»
First Chapter
"A rispetto, professor, is a kind of lyrical verse, romantic to be precise, similar to the strambotto, with six or eight hendecasyllabic lines, the first ... «New York Times, Apr 07»
Unlocking the Poet Within.
For instance, in a discussion of hendecasyllabic (11-syllable) lines, Fry includes Frost's “And like the flowers beside them, chill and shiver. «New York Times, Oct 06»
Postscript to the life of a soldier
When she writes: 'I am the mother of a son killed in Iraq; you are the mother of the man who killed him,' it is almost hendecasyllabic [the ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Dec 05»
