10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOSTROPHE»
Discover the use of
monostrophe in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
monostrophe and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Printing Types, Their History, Forms, and Use: A Study in ...
(2 3 8) MONOSTROPHE XXXV. A JOVE. X aquel toro, muchacha , que á la
Sídonia Ninfa se lleva en las espaldas. £1 denodadamente los hondos mares
nada, y presuroso hiende las ondas con sus patas : y í no ser él , no hubiera toro
que de ...
Daniel Berkeley Updike, 1922
2
Merriam-Webster's Encyclopedia of Literature
... a poem of one verse. monostrophe \mo-'nas-tra-f6, 'man-o-,strof\ 1. A poem of
one stanza. 2. A poem in which all the stanzas are of the same metric form.
Monroe \man-'rO\, Harriet (b. Dec. 23, 1860, Chicago, 111., U.S. — d. Sept. 26,
1936 ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1995
3
The American Review, and Metropolitan Magazine
575 [Enter Io, the daughter of Inachus : having the form and face of a beautiful
virgin, but horned like a heifer.] Io. — Monostrophe. What land is this ? what race
are ye ? what man do I behold Here in rocky fetters, Shivering to the winter's cold
?
4
One Hundred Lectures on the Ancient and Modern Dramatic ...
Let not the blood of former slain " Fresh returns of vengeance crave: " No more
these crimson'd mansions stain ; " Slaughter no more from slaughter rise, " If low -
beneath the righteous sword he lies ! " MoNOSTROPHE. " Thou, that hast fix'd thy
...
Benjamin Charles Jones, 1864
Monostrophe. Prone to wrath, and wrath unending— Swift to punish, never
bending— Sternly mindful of offences-— Never listening to pretences —
Uncommuting any sentence - Unappeased by all re entance — Spite of shades
of nig t ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1834
6
The conspiracy of Pazzi
Chorus. Women, with our hymns Let us revive in him religious hope. CHORUS.
Monostrophe. Almighty is the Ruler of the skies; All things he knows, he governs
all the world With his divine all-piercing eyes. Never by chance, and ne'er in vain
...
Vittorio Alfieri, Edgar Alfred Bowring, Charles Lloyd, 1876
was accompanied with mimetic action—dancing posture and gesture. It is the
fashion gently to depreciate the Sapphic monostrophe, but Longinus and
Dionysius are still good witnesses to its effect upon men born to the Greek
language.
8
The Sapphic Stanza: A Tentative Study in Greek Metrical, ...
The light, rapid movement of Sappho's verse was much facilitated by the frequent
, though not uniform, use of a trochee in the second foot of the three verses of the
monostrophe. But the Roman poet required a slower, heavier movement ; and ...
Joseph Salathiel Tunison, 1896
9
Eighteen thousand words often mispronounced: a carefully ...
... monomaniacal — mon-O-ma-ni'-a-kal. monophthong — mon '-of -thong.
monoplane — mon'-o-plan. monopolization — mo-nop-o-liz-a'-shun or mo- nop-o
-ll-za'-shun. monoptote — mon'-op-tot. monostrophe — mo-nos'-tro-fe or mon'-o-
strof.
William Henry Pinkney Phyfe, 1914
10
The Tragedies of Aeschylus Translated
MONOSTROPHE. Thou, that hast fix'd thy drea,ry reign * Deep in the yawning
gulf below, Yet let him rise, yet view this scene, Around his gloomy eyeballs throw
, Distinct b Stanley has marked the fense of this passage so precisely, that one is
...
Aeschylus, Robert Potter, 1779
