10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DIPODIA»
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dipodia en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
dipodia y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Grecian Drama: A Treatise on the Dramatic Literature of ...
Those systems are legitimate which are concluded with a parcemiac, and in
which each dipodia is terminated with a word. The illegitimate systems are for the
most part written in the Doric dialect. 74. In dimeters, a dactyl is very seldom
placed ...
John Richard Darley (Bp. of Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh), 1840
That in the catalectic dimeter, or parcemiac, the first dipodia ought not to end with
a word ... that the first syzygy or dipodia should end with a word, since both
iniEschy- lus (the great model of anapaestic dimeter) and in Sophocles, the
number ...
3
A Complete Greek Grammar
There are two peculiarities about this verse which establish its origin, (1) that the
system, whether long or short, is always terminated by a catalectic dipodia, i. e.
by a long syllable after a pure anapaest, so that the cadence was always that of ...
John William Donaldson, 1848
4
A Complete Greek Grammar for the Use of Students
formed from the dactylic dipodia; namely, the latter half of the thesis was either
not expressed or disregarded. Even the original arrangement of trochees, as
single feet each containing a double rhythm, presumed that an ictus might
represent a ...
John William Donaldson, 1859
5
The Works of Horace: With English Notes
Dipodia. — The feet of two syllables, especially the iambuses and trochees, are
not numbered singly, but two by two, and two feet thus united are called a metrum
or dipodia (cWoSia). One dipodia or two feet are called a monometer ...
Horace, A. J. Macleane, Reginald Heber Chase, 1866
6
A Treatise on Greek Tragic Metres: With the Choric Parts of ...
It is, however, to be observed that the Trochaic dipodia frequently follows the
common Ionic foot, without anaclasis : — iroXiov\ovc te Kai oi X6"/1' 'Epaatvov
irepivaiovrai iraXai 'v. iroKvTtKvoi Xiirapoig \evfiaai yaiag tvSe fuiXiaoovreg
ovSag.
7
The Theatre of the Greeks: A Treatise on the History and ...
Very rarely, and perhaps not agreeably, in the Dactylic dipodia, the Spondee is
found to precede the Dactyl: of the two following instances, the first presents the
more objectionable form; the second, succeeded by a Dactyl and Spondee, can ...
8
Hermann's Elements of the Doctrine of Metres, abridged and ...
OF ANTISPASTIC NUMBERS. 5211. The precepts of metricians about antispastic
numbers are wholly false. For since, after their manner, they joined four syllables
in one dipodia in those metres which were not absolutely refractory, as dactylic, ...
Johann Gottfried Jacob HERMANN, John SEAGER, 1830
9
A treatise on Greek Tragic Metres; with the choric parts of ...
It is, however, to be observed that the Trochaic dipodia frequently follows the
common Ionic foot, without anaclasis: —1ro)\wi'/Xouc re ml 0: xefi'u.' 'Epaalvov
1rspwal'ov'ral 1ra)\ar 'v. TOM/navel Aura/107;' xel'lpaa't yaiac rods peihi'aaovrcg
...
William LINWOOD (M.A.), 1855
10
Theatre of the Greeks ... information relative to the rise, ...
55) there is no genuine instai.% of this license in tetrameter anapestics. —The
anapestic dipodia may be composed of a tribrach and an anapest, for the
purpose of admitting a proper name, which cannot otherwise be introduced into
the verse.
Greeks, Philip Wentworth Buckham, 1825
