Aeneidos Lib. VI: Edited with Introduction, Notes, and VocabularyBrowne and Nolan, 1945 - 172 pages |
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Page xxiv
... syllable of the spondee or dactyl ; it is weak if it occur after the first short syllable of the dactyl . Both instances of caesura in the line above are strong ; a weak caesura occurs in the third foot of this line : cui vā tēs || hōr ...
... syllable of the spondee or dactyl ; it is weak if it occur after the first short syllable of the dactyl . Both instances of caesura in the line above are strong ; a weak caesura occurs in the third foot of this line : cui vā tēs || hōr ...
Page xxv
... syllables in facem ( 3rd foot ) , and atque ( 5th foot ) are elided . ( d ) Long and short syllables : Vowels in Latin are either long or short by nature , but vowels short ... syllable of the foot is naturally short , that INTRODUCTION XXV.
... syllables in facem ( 3rd foot ) , and atque ( 5th foot ) are elided . ( d ) Long and short syllables : Vowels in Latin are either long or short by nature , but vowels short ... syllable of the foot is naturally short , that INTRODUCTION XXV.
Page xxvi
... syllable is arbitrarily lengthened . An example is : Pinguě sŭ | pēr ŏlě | ūm fūn | dēns ār dentibus extis ( 254 ) . Here the final syllable of super , though naturally short , is lengthened . ( ƒ ) A hexameter line normally ends either ...
... syllable is arbitrarily lengthened . An example is : Pinguě sŭ | pēr ŏlě | ūm fūn | dēns ār dentibus extis ( 254 ) . Here the final syllable of super , though naturally short , is lengthened . ( ƒ ) A hexameter line normally ends either ...
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