A Complete Latin Grammar
A Complete Latin Grammar
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Note 6. — A Catalectic verse is said to be Catalectic in syllabamj in disyl- labum, in trisyllabumj according as the incomplete foot has one, two, or three syllables.
Note 6. — Verses are sometimes briefly designated by the number of feet or measures which they contain. Thus, Hexameter (verse of six measures) sometimes designates the Dactylic Hexameter AcatalectiCi and Senarius (verse of six feet), the Iambic Trimeter Acatalectic.
3. In reading catalectic verses, a pause is introduced in place ...of the lacking syllable or syllables.
4. A Pause or Rest equal to a short syllable is marked A > & Pause equal to a long syllable is marked 7^.
730. Verses and stanzas are often designated by names derived from celebrated poets. Thus Alcaic is derived from Alcaeus; Archilochian, from Archilochus ; Sapphic, from Sapph5 ; Glyconic from Glycon, etc.
Note. — Verses sometimes receive a name from the kind of subjects to which they are applied : as Heroic, applied to heroic subjects ; Paroemiac, to proverbs, etc.
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Note 6. — A Catalectic verse is said to be Catalectic in syllabamj in disyl- labum, in trisyllabumj according as the incomplete foot has one, two, or three syllables.
Note 6. — Verses are sometimes briefly designated by the number of feet or measures which they contain. Thus, Hexameter (verse of six measures) sometimes designates the Dactylic Hexameter AcatalectiCi and Senarius (verse of six feet), the Iambic Trimeter Acatalectic.
3. In reading catalectic verses, a pause is introduced in place ...of the lacking syllable or syllables.
4. A Pause or Rest equal to a short syllable is marked A > & Pause equal to a long syllable is marked 7^.
730. Verses and stanzas are often designated by names derived from celebrated poets. Thus Alcaic is derived from Alcaeus; Archilochian, from Archilochus ; Sapphic, from Sapph5 ; Glyconic from Glycon, etc.
Note. — Verses sometimes receive a name from the kind of subjects to which they are applied : as Heroic, applied to heroic subjects ; Paroemiac, to proverbs, etc.
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