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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «MONOSTROPHIC»
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1
The Verse of Greek Comedy
448-53 = 454-9 : fifth monostrophic dyad, in Aeolic rhythm. See 579. Syzygy: 460-
604 460-533 - 549-89 634-48 = 590-604 460-533, 549-89: trimeters (115). 534-
48 = 590-604 : monostrophic dyad in trochaic rhythm. See 217. Scene I. : 605-73
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John Williams White,
1912
2
Pindaric Metre: The 'Other Half'
Although I8 is monostrophic, its stanza is extremely long. The total number of
positions is by far the biggest (163 positions). Compare N2, the shortest
monostrophic ode (65 positions). It is even bigger than the total of the strophe
and the epode ...
3
Sophocles: For the Use of Schools
205-224 is monostrophic, with cretic, paeon, bacchius, and other 'syncopated'
rhythms, also the ithyphallic (yehovas tc vvfupas) and probably the semantus (or
some other prolonged measure) in eiof, vcuav. With these exceptions (for Phil.
Sophocles, Lewis Campbell, Evelyn Abbott,
1886
4
A Comparative History of Literatures in the Iberian Peninsula
Monostrophic songs The kharjas consist of only one little stanza, without anything
following, and they may well have been monostrophic songs, like the modern
Aragonese jotas, whose lines, when sung, are repeated several times according
...
Fernando Cabo Aseguinolaza, Anxo Abuín González, César Domínguez,
2010
5
Variation: A Central Concept in Biology
Biased antisymmetry nonracemic >90% Incomplete asymmetry Monostrophic ? ?
? Biased antisymmetry >95%c Incomplete asymmetry ? ? ? Directional
asymmetry 95–99% ? Weakly monostrophic ? ? ? Directional asymmetry 99–99.9
% ?
Benedikt Hallgrímsson, Brian K. Hall,
2011
6
Oxford Dictionary of English
monostrophic /,mono(o)'strof1k, -'stroof-/ D adjective Prosody consisting of
repetitions of the same strophic arrangement. monosyllabic D adjective (of a
word or utterance) consisting of one syllable. I (of a person) using brief or few
words to ...
7
Pindar's Nemeans: A Selection. Edition and Commentary
The importance of units of three is not unexpected in the work of a poet used to
composing in triads:' so in P. 6, a monostrophic ode of six stanzas, the Antilochus
myth starts at the beginning of the fourth stanza.2 (There are no other ...
8
A Commentary on Pindar Nemean Nine
Bruce Karl Braswell. METRICAL ANALYSIS Dactyloepitrite: I-XI 1 D — D — I
32.47 -22 -22 2 e — e — ; D ; — e — el -48 13 3 D ; — D — eII -29.34 4 e — D— ;
D — e — ell 5 — e — e — e — II As we might expect in a monostrophic ode, the ...
Bruce Karl Braswell,
1998
9
Apollo's Lyre: Greek Music and Music Theory in Antiquity and ...
Antistrophic types can also modulate from one monostrophic type to another,
from one epodic type to another, and from monostrophic to epodic and the
converse.153 The tradition of antistrophic structure in the tragic chorus is also
noted in the ...
Thomas J. Mathiesen,
1999
10
Arion's Lyre: Archaic Lyric into Hellenistic Poetry
with the monostrophic poems of Sappho and Anacreon and Alcaeus. With the
poems of Alcaeus in particular, in the edition of Aristophanes an asteriskos is
placed to mark change in meter, whereas in the current edition of Aristarchus this
...
Benjamin Acosta-Hughes,
2010