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Strona 579
... cæsura ( from the Latin verb cado , to cut , sever ) is the in- terruption or intersection of a foot by the ending of a word . 6. Dipodia.— The feet of two syllables , especially the iambuses and tro- chees , are not numbered singly ...
... cæsura ( from the Latin verb cado , to cut , sever ) is the in- terruption or intersection of a foot by the ending of a word . 6. Dipodia.— The feet of two syllables , especially the iambuses and tro- chees , are not numbered singly ...
Strona 580
... cæsura after the first syllable of the third foot : - Parentibus que abo mina tus Hannibal . Epod . 16. 8 . Postquam relictis | moenibus | rex pro cidit . Epod . 17. 13 . Deripe re Lunam || vo cibus | possim meis . Epod . 17. 78 . Optat ...
... cæsura after the first syllable of the third foot : - Parentibus que abo mina tus Hannibal . Epod . 16. 8 . Postquam relictis | moenibus | rex pro cidit . Epod . 17. 13 . Deripe re Lunam || vo cibus | possim meis . Epod . 17. 78 . Optat ...
Strona 581
... cæsura after the first choriambus : - Maecenas atavis || edite regibus . i . 1.1 . Horace neglects the cæsura in two instances . One occurs in this book : - Non incendia Carthaginis impiæ . iv . 8. 17 . Mitscherlich very properly ...
... cæsura after the first choriambus : - Maecenas atavis || edite regibus . i . 1.1 . Horace neglects the cæsura in two instances . One occurs in this book : - Non incendia Carthaginis impiæ . iv . 8. 17 . Mitscherlich very properly ...
Strona 582
... cæsura after the first syllable of the choriambus : = Fluminum lapsus || celeres que ventos . i . 12. 10 . Several times the last word is divided , a part of it belonging to the follow- ing line : i . 2. 19 ; ii . 16. 7 . 12. Versus ...
... cæsura after the first syllable of the choriambus : = Fluminum lapsus || celeres que ventos . i . 12. 10 . Several times the last word is divided , a part of it belonging to the follow- ing line : i . 2. 19 ; ii . 16. 7 . 12. Versus ...
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