10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIXAIN»
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1
A Companion to Tudor Literature
The sixain proves a flexible building block in England, equally useful for short
lyrics like Wyatt's, or poems as long and elaborate as Raleigh's “Cynthia” poems
or some of Spenser's eclogues, or for dedicatory verse and epigrams. Thomas ...
2
Imaginary Cartographies: Possession and Identity in Late ...
St. Martin) and the upper city into tour quarters (Rocabarbola, St. Cannat,
Annonaria, and St. Jacques of the Swords) , and the language of sixain and
quarter was the primary cartographic language of the city councils of both cities.
One of the ...
3
Nostradamus, Branham and the Little Book: God's Masterpiece
CIX,Q76 Hitler's Power in October 1939. Sixain 21 Ironies ofWar, from the Polish
Defeat in September 1939, to the Invasion of France in January 1940. Sixain 14
Hitler on the Champs Elysees. Sixain 25 The Armistice of Villa Incisa on June 22,
...
Patricia Ann Sunday, 2012
4
Nature Displayed in Her Mode of Teaching Language to Man: ...
Le Sonnet est composé de quatorze vers d'une mesure égale, et pour Fordinaire
de douze syllabes; ces vers sont partagés en deux quatrains et un sixain. Les
rimes masculines et féminines des deux quatrains sont semblables, et on les ...
Nicolas Gouin Dufief, 1818
5
A Grammar of the French Language: With Practical Exercises
Le Sonnet est composé de quatorze vers d'une mesure égale, et pour l'ordinaire
de douze syllabes; ces vers sont partagés en deux quatrains et un sixain. Les
rimes masculines et féminines des deux quatrains sont semblables, et on les ...
Nicolas Wanostrocht, Noël François de Wailly, 1821
6
The Work of Form: Poetics and Materaility in Early Modern ...
The difference is one of prestige, but even in this context the stanza comes to
seem to have quasi-physical properties: The third ['proportion' ofa 'staff', i.e.
stanza, is] by sixain or six verses, and is not only most usual but also very
pleasant to the ...
Elizabeth Scott-Baumann, Ben Burton, 2014
7
A Lexicon of French Borrowings in the German Vocabulary ...
Zincgref l63l Apophthegmata II l08: Sire, gerad so lang SIXAIN (subst.) 0ccas .
attested in Ger. as a literary term < Fr. sixain, also eisain (m.) 'pièce de poésie,
stance composée de six vers ' (HDT) . l640 Poesie 6: Sixain (in margin) Zesen
l64l ...
William Jervis Jones, 1976
Sixain: Theophile wrote eight cabaret poems in the sixain form. He used eight
syllable lines in all but one and used only two varieties of sixain, AABCCB and
AABCBC. I am indebted to Martinon's Les Strophes (Paris: Champion, 1912). o
As an ...
9
A chronological history of England: or, An impartial ...
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10
A new and enlarged Military Dictionary, in French and ...
SIXAIN. Sixth, Sexagena, in war, an ancient order of battle, wherein six battalions
being ranged in one line, the second and fifth were made to advance, to form the
can guard; .the first and sixth to retire to form the rear guard; the third and fourth ...
Charles JAMES (Major.), 1816
