Certain Miscellany Tracts Electronic Resource
Certain Miscellany Tracts Electronic Resource
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Thefe are Verfes Ropalici or arifing gradually like the Knots in a f Po- TT&M or Clubb ; named alfo Fiftulares by * Eh viner. Prifcianus, as Elias * Finetus hath noted.
w Aufon. Jjjgy confift properly of five words, each thereof encreafmg by one fyllable. They admit not of a Spondee in the fifth place, nor can a Golden or Silver Verfe be made this way. They run fmoothly both in Latin and Greek, and fome are Scattering- ly to be found in Homer ; as, Lilere dicam fed in aurem, ego verfilus hujufm...odi Ropalicis, longo fyrmate protrac- tis, Ceraunium affigo.
He that affefteth fuch reftrained Poetry, may perufe the Long Poem of Huglaldus the Monk, wherein every word beginneth with a C penned in the praife tfCalvities or Baldnefs, to the honour of Carolus Cal- vus King of France, Carwina darifona cafois cantate Cawante.
TJie Trad VII. Of Gradual Verfes. 127 The reft may be feen at large in the ad- verfarta ofBarfhius : or if he delighteth in odd contrived phancies may he pleafe him- felf \v\t\iAntiJiropbes, Counterpetories, Re- trogrades, Relufles, Leonine Verfes, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thefe are Verfes Ropalici or arifing gradually like the Knots in a f Po- TT&M or Clubb ; named alfo Fiftulares by * Eh viner. Prifcianus, as Elias * Finetus hath noted.
w Aufon. Jjjgy confift properly of five words, each thereof encreafmg by one fyllable. They admit not of a Spondee in the fifth place, nor can a Golden or Silver Verfe be made this way. They run fmoothly both in Latin and Greek, and fome are Scattering- ly to be found in Homer ; as, Lilere dicam fed in aurem, ego verfilus hujufm...odi Ropalicis, longo fyrmate protrac- tis, Ceraunium affigo.
He that affefteth fuch reftrained Poetry, may perufe the Long Poem of Huglaldus the Monk, wherein every word beginneth with a C penned in the praife tfCalvities or Baldnefs, to the honour of Carolus Cal- vus King of France, Carwina darifona cafois cantate Cawante.
TJie Trad VII. Of Gradual Verfes. 127 The reft may be feen at large in the ad- verfarta ofBarfhius : or if he delighteth in odd contrived phancies may he pleafe him- felf \v\t\iAntiJiropbes, Counterpetories, Re- trogrades, Relufles, Leonine Verfes, &c.
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