10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEXAPODIES»
Discover the use of
hexapodies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hexapodies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Antigone of Sophocles
It is simply the Glyconic verse with one choree taken away, and is called 'First ' or
'Second ' according as the dactyl comes first or second. See vv. 788 f. (c)
Logaoedic verses of six feet (hexapodies) are also frequent in this play. See v.
134.
Sophocles, Richard Claverhouse Jebb, Evelyn Shirley Shuckburgh, 1929
2
Journal of the American Oriental Society
C. R. Lanman, of Baltimore, Md. The great majority of Vedic verses may be
classed as tetrapodies or hexapodies with general iambic movement. The iambic
hexapody is the so-called jagalt-pdda of twelve syllables, and with a pretty strictly
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American Oriental Society, 1885
3
Journal of the American Oriental Society
C. R. Lanman, of Baltimore, Md. The great majority of Vedic verses may be
classed as tetrapodies or hexapodies with general iambic movement. The iambic
hexapody is the so-called jagatt-pdda of twelve syllables, and with a pretty strictly
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... HEXAMETHYLMELAMINES HEXAMINE HEXAMINES HEXANE HEXANES
HEXAPLA HEXAPLAR HEXAPLAS HEXAPLOID HEXAPLOIDIES HEXAPLOIDS
HEXAPLOIDY HEXAPOD HEXAPODIES HEXAPODS HEXAPODY
HEXARCHIES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
5
Sophocles: The Plays and Fragments: With Critical Notes, ...
With Critical Notes, Commentary and Translation in English Prose Sophocles
Richard Claverhouse Jebb. I. Parodos, vv. 135 — 218. First Strophe.—
Logaoedic, in hexapodies (Period I.), and tetra podies (II., III.). The First Glyconic
is used in II.
Sophocles, Richard Claverhouse Jebb, 2010
6
The Philoctetes of Sophocles: With a Commentary Abridged ...
135—218. First Strophe (vv. 135—143). — Logaoedic, in hexapodies (Period I.),
and tetrapodies (II., III.). The First Glyconic is used in II. 2; the Second Glyconic, in
II. 3, 4 and III. 1. There are some choreic verses, viz. I. 1 (a choreic hexapody, ...
Sophocles, Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb, Evelyn Shirley Shuckburgh, 1954
7
The Philoctetes of Sophocles
Logaoedic, in hexapodies (Period I.), and tetrapodies (II., III.). The First Glyconic
is used in II. t ; the Second Glyconic, in II. 3, 4 and III. 1. There are some choreic
verses, viz. I. 1 (a choreic hexapody, or iambic trimeter) : II. 1, III. 2, 3 (choreic ...
8
The Oedipus Coloneus of Sophocles
Elsewhere in the play we find logaoedic verses twice as long as this, i.e.
hexapodies. They are combined with the tetrapody, or Glyconic verse, in the
epode to the Third Stasimon (1339 ff.), and with the tripody, or Pherecratic, in the
kommos at ...
9
The Philoctetes of Sophocles
—>|-vv||--|—/\]] After the second Antistrophe follows the third system of Anapacsts
(191 ol'lfie'r...zoo 6a/m'ivaz). THIRD STROPHE (vv. zox—zog).—Logaoedic. I.
Hexapodies (I being choreic). II. Glyconics. I. I. >Evvu|L~|vva—v|~v'—A" II.
10
Sophocles: The Plays and Fragments
The ist and 4th verses are still anapaestic dimeters ; but v. 2 is a choreic tripody,
and v. 3 a logaoedic tripody, of the form known as a 'first Pherecratic' (0. C. p. lviii)
. In period V. we have choreic hexapodies. I. I. oiKTp - o (Lev I vocrrois I av8 | a ...
