10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TETRAPODIES»
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tetrapodies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tetrapodies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
An Introduction to the Rhythmic and Metric of the Classical ...
Pure spondees seem to have occurred most in tetrapodies and tri- podies. For an
example, see § 10, III. Spondees with anacrusis, a variety of anapaests that
frequently occurs in tragic monodies (especially in Euripides), cannot be treated
in a ...
Johann Hermann Heinrich Schmidt, 1878
2
Problems in Periclean Buildings
The order followed by the commissioners in their report upon unfinished I interior
walls was as follows : In the first room entered from the Ovpmpa, \ the -
TrpoaTofiiaiov, 12 tetrapodies were aKaTd^aeaTa. The phrase ev T<J> TrpoaTo/
Maia) ...
George Wicker Elderkin, 1912
If there occurs a tetrapody of four equal bars, the fifth bar changes but too
willingly to relieve the monotony. But most tetrapodies consist of different
rhythmical elements, like this, for instance, I A J^A i J J I AAJ I / J -M; and a
number of them are ...
4
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
But most tetrapodies consist of different rhythmical elements, like this, for instance
, IJ'..".FJ'.i.' .'lJ'J'JIJ'J .rr. and a number of them are formed of two dipodies, IJ'JJ IJ '
7') I. The first example giving a choriambus, a spondeus, an anapzestus, and ...
5
The Antigone of Sophocles
Second Strophe.- — Logaoedic, in sentences of varying lengths, viz. : — I. two
hexapodies : II. two tetrapodies, with one tripody between them: III. two
tetrapodies, followed by a versus Adonius ( — □- | as epode. Str. II. (134—140)
Antistr. II.
Sophocles, Richard Claverhouse Jebb, Evelyn Shirley Shuckburgh, 1929
6
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 ...
7
Pindar:The Olympian And Pythian Odes,
The recurrent systems are — A, tetrapodies with syncope of the first foot; B,
tetrapodies of the form — w|-ww|— w|— a||; C, tripodies with cyclic dactyl in the
second foot. Strophe. (1) C.l. (2) C.l. (3) A. (4) l.o.i. « ; (5) 3.5. (6) C.4. a (7) 3.2. n (
1) C.A. ...
8
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, 1906
9
The Greek temple builders at Epidauros: a social and ...
The inscription records what appears to be very precise information about the
amount of material provided for each part of a temple: We allotted to the
contractor TechnSn the first instalment (of pay) for quarrying 73 tetrapodies of
stone for the ...
10
Sophocles: The Plays and Fragments. The Ajax
In Period III. the first and third verses correspond with each other, each consisting
of two tetrapodies (Glyconics). The second verse consists of two tripodies (
Pherecratics). > _ v L_. _ 3 W V _ V _ I. r. otjav e I81].\Iw0'as I ai'epos I otaot-os A
topic ...
