10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOSTICHIC»
Discover the use of
monostichic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
monostichic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Ugaritic Poem of AQHT: Text, Translation, Commentary
is achieved by transforming a basic =“[3 + 3 + 2] tristich into a monostichic '3' and
a following brachycatalectic [3 + 2] distich, each one typically 'strophe-terminative'
. In the second instance, an internally segmented monostichic '2' concludes ...
Bolk introduces a new terminology to facilitate the systematic discussion of
certain anatomical relations of the vertebrate dentition, as follows: A monostichic
dentition is one in which the teeth are set in the alveolar out life, and the
individual ...
J. D. White, John Hugh McQuillen, George Jacob Ziegler, 1913
3
Ancient Egyptian Literature: History and Forms
XIII include a collection of partly monostichic literary maxims (pRamesseum II),
which does not match any known wisdom genre. There is one Ramesside
parallel for this style of composition, which is characteristic of Late Period wisdom
...
4
The Sentences of Pseudo-Phocylides
Comparison may finally be made with ancient gnomologia,45 for example, the
collection of Greek sentences attributed to Menander, which is also replete with
monostichic, versified gnomes. Such texts, however, are by definition
anthological ...
5
Theocritus and the Archaeology of Greek Poetry
As so often in the Theocritean corpus, mimesis is something quite other than a
striving for 'accurate reproduction'. As for Idyll 30, an initial quatrain is followed by
three couplets and then a monostichic introduction to the lover's address to his ...
Richard L. Hunter, Richard Hunter, 2006
6
The Gospel According to Philip: The Sources and Coherence of ...
The Instruction of Papyrus Insinger is also resolutely monostichic, avoiding the
use of grammatical connectives such as "and" or "but."10 In P. Insinger, each
sentence is placed on a separate line, while in some fragmentary copies, the ...
7
A matter of "life" and "death": a study of the Baal-Mot epic ...
3+2 4.3.1.2. opening monostichic 3 and closing tristichic 3+3+3: 3; 3 + 3; ...*; 3+3
+3 4.3.1.3. opening monostichic "3" with optional "3" or "4" monostichic closure: 3;
3+3; 3/4 4.3.1.4. opening monostichic "3" and closing tristichic 3+2+2: 3; 3 + 3; .
8
A Matter of "life" and "death": A Study of the Baal-Mot Epic ...
A Study of the Baal-Mot Epic (CTA 4-5-6). 4.3.1.2. 4.3.1.3. 4.3.1.4. 4.3.2. 4.3.2.1.
4.3.3. 4.3.3.1. 4.4.1. 4.4.2. 4.5. XVIII. Excursus 3; 3 + 3) ...*; 3 + 2 opening
monostichic 3 and closing tristichic 3 + 3 + 3: 31 3 + 3; ...*; 3 + 3 + 3 opening
monostichic ...
9
Journal of Northwest Semitic Languages
... 19.2.1.1 From a "metric" viewpoint, 11. 169-76 are beyond reproach. They
comprise two clearly delineated strophic units, each with (3 + 3) "theme". The first
opens with a monostichic "4" and closes with a brachycatalectic (3 + 2) distich.
... in the short poems usually styled 'epigrams' for metrical reasons (poems 69-
116), but rather in the monostichic poems of the 'polymetric' section of the liber (
poems 1-60); these in many respects cleave strongly to the epigrammatic
formulae ...
