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Anapaestum tragieos Graecos in primo pede trimetri notum est l1aud facile binis vocabulis inolusisse. Quod quidem Aesohy Ius numquam fecit; qui usquequaque integro vocabulo pedem contineri voluit. Sophocles autem et Euripides tantummodo eas incisiones sibi permiserunt, quae fiui1t velinter praepositiomm et eius casum vel inter artioulum et nomen: quae vooabulorum genera tam arte pronuntiando eoniunguntur, ut ex metrica ra tione oontextorum vooabulorum naturam fere aequent. Perspexit et explieavit hanc tragioorum oonsuetudinem iam God. Herman nus; nuper vero ita de ea disputaverunt, ut res iam oonfeota dici possit, G. F. Muellerus in libro de pedibus solutis in dio log01um senarus Aesohyli Sophoclis Euripidis' Berolini a. 1866 edito p. 125'sqq. Et G. Dindorfius in praef. Ad Poet. Seen. Ed. V 32. Pari sevei*itate in systematis iambiois còmioos usos esse plenissime demonstratum est a Carolo Reisigio in Conieot. Ad Aristoph. P. 37 Ad trimetri vero comici incisum ana paestum quod attinet, de una alterave eius forma sane saepius quaestio instituta est; 'sed adhuo neque de singularum formarum legibus satis constat, neque quisquam, quantum equidem scio, do ounctis formis ooniunotim quaerere conatus est. Ld igitur ego nunc ordine faciam hoc usus, ut'primum ponam anapaesto rum genus id, quod efficitur si vox complurìum syllabaruin in prima anapaesti syllaba finitur; alterum, si eadem syllaba voca bulo'monosyilabo constat; tertium, si thesis) anapaestioa voca bulum' hyperdisyllabum terminati quartum, si eadem voce bisyl laba, quintum, si binis monosyllabis compreheuditur.
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Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the anapaestic caesura in Greek trimeter verses of poets such as Aristophanes. The anapaestic caesura is a type of metrical pause that occurs after the first or second syllable of an anapaest, a three-syllable metrical foot characterized by a short-long-short pattern. The author argues that the anapaestic caesura was not as strictly observed as previously thought and that it could be used with great flexibility by poets to create a variety of rhythmic effects. The book examines the various types of anapaestic caesura and discusses the conditions under which they were used. It also provides a detailed analysis of the use of the anapaestic caesura in Aristophanic trimeters, offering new insights into the metrical structure of these verses. The book contributes to our understanding of Greek poetry and provides a valuable resource for scholars and students of Greek literature. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Codice articolo 9780260806093_0
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