10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEMIPED»
Discover the use of
semiped in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
semiped and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Critical observations on Shakespeare
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and one semiped. - , , - , . l . 1 z )/'... . 0«Aw, \tytiv I «««, J«{ , »,[-'. 12 3 r Pater | na
ru | ra bo | bus - - ., • 123s .""'[ . Nay come | let's go | toge | ther 1 2 3 \, a king I of ...
2
John Milton: The Critical Heritage Volume 2 1732-1801
... who will be at the Pains to examine PARADISE LOST, B. I. Verse 1 Semiped 7
2 6 —— 3 has its Pause 6 —--4 fall upon 5 — S 3 23. Paterson on Paradise Lost
I744 Extract fromJames Paterson, A. 129 22. Harris on Milton's versification, ...
3
The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: With Notes and ...
It is only to show you that I am mindful of you at all times, We have also
Anacreontic measures, consisting of three pure Iambics, and one semiped : O
soft I ly gll | dtng num | bers That woo | to gen | tie" slum | bers | &iXu | | Argtt | Sat
QfXu | ii ...
Alexander Pope, William Roscoe,
1824
4
The natural history of Cornwall: The air, climate, waters, ...
It consists of three trochees and a semiped. Aristophanes was very fond of it at
times '. In Latin, Horace adopts it, N6n Ebfir neque afirefim. In English,
Shakespeare frequently uses it; and Dryden for his tenderest numbers: . Softly
sweet in ...
5
Dictionary of English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
Propag. by Semiology, simlot'ic, Sic, See Semeiohgy, &c. Semiped, sem'-e-ned, s
. A half foot (pros.) Semipedal, sc-ralp'-e-diU— Ja., Wa., We., scm'- e-pe-dal— K.,
-ped-al— S., -pe'— P., "Wa, a. Cont. half a foot, (proa.) A Semiquaver, sOm'-e-, ...
Arnold James Cooley,
1861
6
A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
SEMIPED sem'iped, s. [poc\] demi-pied, m. SEMIPEDAL senilpe'dal, adj. [poe\] d'
un demi-picd, de demi-pied. SEMIQUAVER semlkwavur, *. [mus.] double croche,
/. SEMIQUAVER, va. chanter par doubles cro- ches. SEMISPHERIC semlsfer'Ik ...
Alexander G. Collot,
1856
7
The works of Alexander Pope, esq., with notes and ...
... remains notwithstanding, intrinsically the same. We have also Anacreontic
measures, consisting of three pure Iambics, and one semiped : 5 soft | \y gli | ding
niim | bers That woo f to gen | tie slum | bers | Oe\<3 I Xeytlv | Arpti | lag 6t\(3 f Ka?
Alexander Pope, William Roscoe,
1847
It consists of three trochees and a semiped. Aristophanes was very fond of it at
times. “ In Latin, Horace adopts it. “ Non eln'tr neque scream. “ In English,
Shakspeare frequently uses it; and Dryden for his tendercst numbers : “ Softly
sweet in ...
Abraham John Valpy, Edmund Henry Barker,
2013
9
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Semi; ovum. Semiped. Semi; pas. Sctnipellucicl. Semi; pa,- luceo.
Setniperspicuous. Semi; per; specr'o Semiprimigenous. Semi,- pn'mm; gcum.
Scnliquaver. Semi; (guiébro, a mumcm _ shfuke). Semtsphcrical. Semi,- sphrr-m.
Semispheroidul.
It consists of three trochees and a semiped. Aristophanes was very fond of it at
times. " In Latin, Horace adopts it " Non 8bur neque aureum. " In English,
Shakspeare frequently uses it; and Dryden for his tenderest numbers : " Softly
sweet in ...