Chapters On Alliterative Verse
Chapters On Alliterative Verse
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2723 : In yme okene wode an oste are arrayede, * But wrongly. Cf. next page and p. 67.
Digiti zed by Google 70 Dissertation on Alliterative Verse.
In two instanceB in the Morte Arthure we have in like manner the impure diphthong we joining in vowel allitera- tion, viz. : 3449 Es entirde in thyne absence to werfatfe thy pople.
and 2628 That he nsede in werre alle this axighte wyntler*.
It may be noted here that impure diphthongs, such as ie, iu, io, uo, in which the accented element is a sound o...f less natural strength than the unaccented (cp. Sie vers, PAo'n^^iA; ^, 143 ; Luick, P.B,B. xvi. 336), are of rare occurrence in vowel alliteration. As a rule it is the pure or falling diphthongs, especially those with initial a (viz. ai, au), the most power- ful of all the vowels, which are so used. In the Destruction of Troy v. 9^3 we have an instance of iu, viz.
Is erdand in Jude as Isoder saisy where Luick (p. 4^9) suggests the reading Inde. The diph- thong ea (so common in the Bdowvlf) also occurs twice, viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2723 : In yme okene wode an oste are arrayede, * But wrongly. Cf. next page and p. 67.
Digiti zed by Google 70 Dissertation on Alliterative Verse.
In two instanceB in the Morte Arthure we have in like manner the impure diphthong we joining in vowel allitera- tion, viz. : 3449 Es entirde in thyne absence to werfatfe thy pople.
and 2628 That he nsede in werre alle this axighte wyntler*.
It may be noted here that impure diphthongs, such as ie, iu, io, uo, in which the accented element is a sound o...f less natural strength than the unaccented (cp. Sie vers, PAo'n^^iA; ^, 143 ; Luick, P.B,B. xvi. 336), are of rare occurrence in vowel alliteration. As a rule it is the pure or falling diphthongs, especially those with initial a (viz. ai, au), the most power- ful of all the vowels, which are so used. In the Destruction of Troy v. 9^3 we have an instance of iu, viz.
Is erdand in Jude as Isoder saisy where Luick (p. 4^9) suggests the reading Inde. The diph- thong ea (so common in the Bdowvlf) also occurs twice, viz.
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