Elegant Extracts; Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry: Selected for the Improvement of Youth, in Speaking, Reading, Thinking, Composing; and in the Conduct of Life; Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Volume 2C. Dilly, 1791 |
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... verse . I. With regard to the Latin verse . In Latin Hexameters the Cæfura fometimes falls on the first fyllable of the fecond foot ; and then it is called Triemimeris . e . g . Os homini fublime dedit , cælumque tueri . Here the ...
... verse . I. With regard to the Latin verse . In Latin Hexameters the Cæfura fometimes falls on the first fyllable of the fecond foot ; and then it is called Triemimeris . e . g . Os homini fublime dedit , cælumque tueri . Here the ...
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... verse exemplifies all the four different places of the Cæfura . Here it may be observed , 1. That each of these Cæfuras takes its name from the number of the half- foot on which it falls ; whether it be the third , fifth , seventh , or ...
... verse exemplifies all the four different places of the Cæfura . Here it may be observed , 1. That each of these Cæfuras takes its name from the number of the half- foot on which it falls ; whether it be the third , fifth , seventh , or ...
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... verse conclude with a Choriambic . This is a peculiar clofe , but not unfrequent in Milton . See Remark 7 . The fixteenth line gracefully concludes the period with an Iambic verfe , in- troduced with a Choriambic . Thus various are ...
... verse conclude with a Choriambic . This is a peculiar clofe , but not unfrequent in Milton . See Remark 7 . The fixteenth line gracefully concludes the period with an Iambic verfe , in- troduced with a Choriambic . Thus various are ...
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