10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TETRASTICH»
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are each stated in a couplet, and together make a tetrastich; further, each theme
is expanded in a tetrastich. The statement of this structure is as follows:
Introduction, a distich. First theme, a distich. Expansion of theme, a tetrastich.
Second ...
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The Old & New Testament Student
(1) The fmz'ure of parallelism which Hebrew poetry shares with the Assyrian and
wcient Akkadian, is characteristic of our poem in its varied forms of synonym,
antithesis and synthesisThe first strophe is composed of a tetrastich and tristich.
William Rainey Harper, 1883
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Miscellaneous Essays: Miscellaneous essays, by H. T. ...
Another tetrastich, which it is requisite to notice, is denominated Rola. Each verse
contains twenty-four mdtrds : and this species of metre admits twelve varieties,
from twenty- four short syllables to eleven long and two short, bearing distinct ...
Henry Thomas Colebrooke, Edward Byles Cowell, 1873
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Miscellaneous Essays by H. T. Colebrooke, with Life of the ...
Another tetrastich, which it is requisite to notice, is denominated Rola. Each verse
contains twenty-four mdtra's: and this species of metre admits twelve varieties,
from twentyfour short syllables to eleven long and two short, bearing distinct ...
Henry Thomas Colebrooke, Thomas Edward ¬ Colebrooke, 1873
are each stated in a couplet, and together make a tetrastich ; further, each theme
is expanded in a tetrastich. The statement of this structure is as follows :
Introduction, a distich. First theme, a distich. Expansion of theme, a tetrastich.
Second ...
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The Jewish Quarterly Review
Strophe I has two verses, the first a tetrastich of which the first three lines are
synonymous, and the fourth synthetic (ver. i),and the second a distich of
synonymous lines (ver. 2). Strophe II has three verses. The first verse is a
tetrastich in which ...
Cyrus Adler, Solomon Schechter, Abraham Aaron Neuman, 1920
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Miscellaneous Essays by H.T. Colebrooke
Another tetrastich, which it is requisite to notice, is denominated Rola. Each verse
contains twenty-four mdtra's: and this species of metre admits twelve varieties,
from twentyfour short syllables to eleven long and two short, bearing distinct ...
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Miscellaneous essays. With life of the author by his son sir ...
Another tetrastich, which it is requisite to notice, is denominated Rola. Each verse
contains twenty-four matrix: and this species of metre admits twelve varieties,
from twenty- four short syllables to eleven long and two short, bearing distinct ...
Henry Thomas Colebrooke, Edward Byles Cowell, 1873
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Asiatick Researches: Or, Transactions of the Society ...
designation from Saurashtra or Soratt'ha*. The circumstance is remarkable. - 1 i
Another tetrastich, which it is requisite to notice, is denominated Rola. Each verse
contains 24 matras : and this species of metre admits twelve varieties, from 24 ...
Another tetrastich, which it is requisite to notice, is denominated Rola. Each verse
contains twenty-four mdtrds: and this species of metre admits twelve varieties,
from twenty- four short syllables to eleven long and two short, bearing distinct ...
Henry Thomas Colebrooke, 1873
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TETRASTICH»
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... as everybody knows), and he didn't know what a nicharchean was either (a line something like the phalaecean), or what a tetrastich was (a four-line stanza). «New York Times, Apr 07»
