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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1858 Excerpt: ... necessary to mention any dther feet than those of which these two sorts consist,--that is Spondees and Ddclyles. Of late years, however, Prdsody and Versification havo deservedly become dbjects of greater attention in most of the Grammar Schools of this empire; and, therefore, it is requisite to ndtice a few more (at least) of the Metrical Feet, and a few more Species of Latin Verse; but it is (of course) dnly a few of each which we can ndtice, as our limits arc so confined. In addition, then, to Sp6ndees and Ddctyles, there are in cdmmon use, 1. The Pyrrhic, "1 ""'If P's' 2. The Iambus, I dissyllable feet »-as o'ves, sheep, 3. The Trochee, J L"" J L cc'ra, wax, 4. The A'napast,., „-, f 1 f ce'cinl. I sang, 5. The Tribrach,) tll&Me feet... I33 jn'dicen, a harper. Besides the dnaptest and the tribrach, there are five dther trisyllable feet; namely, the amphimacer or cretic """, the molossus J, the dmphibrach """, the bucchius """, and the antibacchtus " " J. The feet of four syllables are very numerous:--but we shall contdnt ourselves here with the fdllowing four: 1. The Chori&mbut, " r pratS'rea, moreover, 2. The Proceleusmdtic,--»-I jluaJ cSlij'rlter, swiftly, 3. The Ionic a riajS'ri, conten'dlte, strive ye. 4. The Ionic d mino'ri, J m8dita'ri, to meditate. s In addition to these five Figures of Prdsody, suffice it, in this place, to give three more,--namely, Systole, Didstole, and Synapheia. In the Appendix to this Work most of the Figures belonging to Prdsody, in cdmmon with Etymdlogy and Syntax, will be (briefly) enumerated--tinder those respective heads. By Systole a long syllable is shdrtened: by Diastole, called also Ec'lasis, a short syllabl...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1858 Excerpt: ... necessary to mention any dther feet than those of which these two sorts consist,--that is Spondees and Ddclyles. Of late years, however, Prdsody and Versification havo deservedly become dbjects of greater attention in most of the Grammar Schools of this empire; and, therefore, it is requisite to ndtice a few more (at least) of the Metrical Feet, and a few more Species of Latin Verse; but it is (of course) dnly a few of each which we can ndtice, as our limits arc so confined. In addition, then, to Sp6ndees and Ddctyles, there are in cdmmon use, 1. The Pyrrhic, "1 ""'If P's' 2. The Iambus, I dissyllable feet »-as o'ves, sheep, 3. The Trochee, J L"" J L cc'ra, wax, 4. The A'napast,., „-, f 1 f ce'cinl. I sang, 5. The Tribrach,) tll&Me feet... I33 jn'dicen, a harper. Besides the dnaptest and the tribrach, there are five dther trisyllable feet; namely, the amphimacer or cretic """, the molossus J, the dmphibrach """, the bucchius """, and the antibacchtus " " J. The feet of four syllables are very numerous:--but we shall contdnt ourselves here with the fdllowing four: 1. The Chori&mbut, " r pratS'rea, moreover, 2. The Proceleusmdtic,--»-I jluaJ cSlij'rlter, swiftly, 3. The Ionic a riajS'ri, conten'dlte, strive ye. 4. The Ionic d mino'ri, J m8dita'ri, to meditate. s In addition to these five Figures of Prdsody, suffice it, in this place, to give three more,--namely, Systole, Didstole, and Synapheia. In the Appendix to this Work most of the Figures belonging to Prdsody, in cdmmon with Etymdlogy and Syntax, will be (briefly) enumerated--tinder those respective heads. By Systole a long syllable is shdrtened: by Diastole, called also Ec'lasis, a short syllabl...
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