Mella ca|va^ ma|nant ex [ ilice ; |
montibus
| altis
Levis | cre?
Levis | cre?
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.
Altiu`s en Lebanon gaudentia culmina tollit!
En sumino exultant nutantes cervice sylvae !
46.
Vin. Bourne Sert. 29'.
Hei mihi ? quad floret languetque superbia Maii,
Floret idem forme? e gloria, languet idem. -
Utraque mane vigens placidumque et dulce ru-
bescit ;
Utraque marcescit vespere, pallet, abit.
47.
Virgil. Georg. I, 356.
Continuo ventis surgentibus, aut freta ponti
Incipiunt agitata tumescere, et arid us altis
Montibus audi ri fragor; aut resonantia longe
Littoramisceri, et nemorum increbescere murmur.
48.
Vin. Bourne Gui. Susan. Val. 13.
Sic alto in coelo tremulis se librat ut alis,
Si sociae accipiat forsan alauda sonos,
Devolat extemplo; clausisquead pectorapennis,
In chars nidum pracipitatur avis.
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49-
? ? ? ? ? ? De Animi Immor. I, 171.
Aspice, quas Ganges interluit Indicus, oras ^
Illic gens hominum medios se mittit in ignes,
Impatiens virae; vel ad ipsa altaria divu^m
Sponte animam red dit, percussa cupidine caeca
Migrandi, sedes ubi fata dede^i? e quietas,
Ver ubi perpetuum, et soles sine nube sereni? .
O? O.
Claudian. De Phoen, 29.
Tunc multis gravior tandem subjungitur annisr
Lustorum numero victus : ceu lassa procelu? s
Ardua Caucasio nutat de vertice pinus,
Seram ponderibus pronis tractura ruinam.
Pars cadit assiduo flatu ; pars, imbre peresa,
Rumpitur ; abripuit partem vitiosa vetustas^
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63
LYRIC AND DRAMATIC MEASURES.
CHAPTER I.
FEET.
l.
THE first, fourth, and fifth feet in each line
are trochees, the second spondees, the third dac-
tyls.
2.
The fifth foot in the first line, and the third in
the second line, are spondees, all the other feet
. are iambi.
3.
The first foot in each line is a spondee, the
last an iambus, the others are choriambi.
4.
The last foot of each line is an amphibrac, the
first foot in the second and third lines is a
second epitrit, all the other feet are choriambi.
5.
The last foot of the first two lines is a pyrr-
hic, the others are dactyls; the first foot in the
third and fourth lines is an anapcst; the second
foot a tribrac in the third and an iambus in the
fourth line ; the third and fifth are spondees, and
the fourth and sixth iambi.
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6.
All the feet in the two first lines are small io-
nics, the two first feet in the third and fourth
lines are great ionics, the third foot is a dichoree,
and the fourth a spondee,
CHAPTER II.
METRES.
1.
Boeth. V, Met. II, 6.
Haud sic | ma^gni? | oo^ndi? tor | o^rbi? s ;
Hui? c e? x I alto I cu^neta tu? e? nti?
Nulla I terrae | mole re|sistunt,
Non nox I atris I nubibus | obstat.
2.
Boeth. Ill, Met. I, 7.
Gra^ti? us | a^stra? ni? |te? nt, ubi | No? tu? s
De? si? ni? t I i? mbri? fe|ro^s daie? | so? no? s ;
Lucifer [ ut tene|bras pepu|lerit,
Pulchra cii|es rose|os agit | equos.
S.
. . Boeth II, Met. F, 10.
So^mnos | daba? t he? r|basalu^|bri? s,
Po^tu^m | quoque? lu^|l)ri? cus a^m|ni? s,
Umbra^s | a^lti? s|si? ma pi? |nu^s;
No? ndu? m | maii? s a^! |ta? se? ca^|ba^t.
4.
Herat. I, Od. XI, 1.
Tu^ ne I quaesi? e? ri? s | scire, nefas, | que? m mi? hi? , que^m|
ti? bi?
Fi? ne? m | di? de? de? ri? nt, | Leu^conoe? ; | ne? e Babylo^j
nio^s
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Tenta|ris numeros, | ut melius, | quidquid erit, |
pati;
Seu plu|res hyemes, | seu tribuit | Jupiter ul|timam.
5.
Horat. I, Od. VII, 15.
Albus ut | obscu|ro de|terget | nubila | coelo -
Soepe No? |tu? s, ne? que? | pa^rturi? t | i? mbre? s
Perpetu|os, sic | tu sapi|ens fi|nire me|mento
Tri? sti? li? |a^m vi? |taeque? la|bo? re? s.
6.
Horat. IF, Od. ? ? , 1.
Diffu|ge^re niIves;rede|untjam | gramina I campis,
Arbon| busque co? |mae ;
Mutat | terra vi|ces; et | decresIcentia | ripas
Flu? mina? | praete? re? |u^nt.
7.
Horat. Epod. XVI, 47.
Mella ca|va^ ma|nant ex [ ilice ; | montibus | altis
Levis | cre? pa^nIte? lym|pha de? |si? li? t I pe? de? .
Illic | injus|sae veni|unt ad | mulctra ca|pellae,
Re? fert|que? te? n|ta gre? x | ami? |cus u^|be? ra^.
8.
Horat. Epod. II, 61.
Has In|te? r epu? jla^s, u^t | juva^t | pa^sta^s | ove? s
Vi? de? |re? prope? |ra^nte? s | domu^m!
Vi? de? jre? fes|so^s, vo^|me? rem i? n|ve? rsu^m|, bove? s,
Co^llo^ | tiahe? n|te? s la^n|gui? do.
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9.
Boeth. III, Met. VI, 1.
Omne ho? mi|nu? m genus | i? n te? r|ri? s
Si? mi? li? I surgi^t ab 5r|tu? ;
Uni? is e? |ni? m re? |ru^m pate? r | est,
Unus | cu^ncta mi? ni? s|tra^t.
10.
Horat. V, Od. XII, 1.
Jam ve? |ri? s comite? s, | quae ma? re te? m|pe? ra^nt,
Impe? l|lu? nta? nimae | li? nte? a Thra^|ciae ;
Jam I nec prata rigen t, | ? ? ? fluvii | strepunt
Hybe? r|na^ ni? ve? tu^r|gi? di? .
11.
Horat. I, Od. XXXVI, 5.
Ca^ri? s I mu^lta? soda^l|i? bu^s,
Nu? lli? I plu? ra? tame^n, | di? vi? di? t o^s|cula^,
Quam du^l|ci? Lami? oe, | me? mo^r
Actae | non a? lio? | re? ge? puer|ti? ae.
12.
Horat. II, Od. XVI, 21:
Sca^ndi? t | aeia|ta^s vi? ti? |5sa | na^ve? s
Cura, | ? ? ? ? tu^rmas e? qui|tu^m re? |li? nqui? t,
Oci? |o^r ce? r|vi^s, et a|ge? nte? | nimbos
Oci? or | Euro.
13.
Horat. I, Od. IV, 1.
So^lvi? tur | a^cri? s hy|e? ms gra^|ta^ vi? ce? | ve? ri? s | et
Fa|vo^ni? ;
Trahu^nt|que? si? c|ca^s ma^|chinae 1 ca? ri|na^s ;
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Ac ne? que? | ja^m stabu|li? s ga^u|de? t pe? cus, | au? t
a|ra^to? r I i? gni? ;
Ne? c pra^|ta? ca^|ni? s a^l|bi? ca^nt | priii? |ni^s.
14. '
Borat. 1, Od. VIII, 5.
Cur ne? que? mi? Jli? taris
Inter aequa^|le? s e? qui? ta^t ; | Ga^lli? ca ne? c | lupa^ti^s
Te? mpe? rat 5|ra fraeni^s ?
Cur time? t fla^|vu^m Ti? be? ri? m | ta^nge? re? ? cur [
oli? vu^m ?
Altiu`s en Lebanon gaudentia culmina tollit!
En sumino exultant nutantes cervice sylvae !
46.
Vin. Bourne Sert. 29'.
Hei mihi ? quad floret languetque superbia Maii,
Floret idem forme? e gloria, languet idem. -
Utraque mane vigens placidumque et dulce ru-
bescit ;
Utraque marcescit vespere, pallet, abit.
47.
Virgil. Georg. I, 356.
Continuo ventis surgentibus, aut freta ponti
Incipiunt agitata tumescere, et arid us altis
Montibus audi ri fragor; aut resonantia longe
Littoramisceri, et nemorum increbescere murmur.
48.
Vin. Bourne Gui. Susan. Val. 13.
Sic alto in coelo tremulis se librat ut alis,
Si sociae accipiat forsan alauda sonos,
Devolat extemplo; clausisquead pectorapennis,
In chars nidum pracipitatur avis.
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49-
? ? ? ? ? ? De Animi Immor. I, 171.
Aspice, quas Ganges interluit Indicus, oras ^
Illic gens hominum medios se mittit in ignes,
Impatiens virae; vel ad ipsa altaria divu^m
Sponte animam red dit, percussa cupidine caeca
Migrandi, sedes ubi fata dede^i? e quietas,
Ver ubi perpetuum, et soles sine nube sereni? .
O? O.
Claudian. De Phoen, 29.
Tunc multis gravior tandem subjungitur annisr
Lustorum numero victus : ceu lassa procelu? s
Ardua Caucasio nutat de vertice pinus,
Seram ponderibus pronis tractura ruinam.
Pars cadit assiduo flatu ; pars, imbre peresa,
Rumpitur ; abripuit partem vitiosa vetustas^
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? LYRIC
63
LYRIC AND DRAMATIC MEASURES.
CHAPTER I.
FEET.
l.
THE first, fourth, and fifth feet in each line
are trochees, the second spondees, the third dac-
tyls.
2.
The fifth foot in the first line, and the third in
the second line, are spondees, all the other feet
. are iambi.
3.
The first foot in each line is a spondee, the
last an iambus, the others are choriambi.
4.
The last foot of each line is an amphibrac, the
first foot in the second and third lines is a
second epitrit, all the other feet are choriambi.
5.
The last foot of the first two lines is a pyrr-
hic, the others are dactyls; the first foot in the
third and fourth lines is an anapcst; the second
foot a tribrac in the third and an iambus in the
fourth line ; the third and fifth are spondees, and
the fourth and sixth iambi.
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6.
All the feet in the two first lines are small io-
nics, the two first feet in the third and fourth
lines are great ionics, the third foot is a dichoree,
and the fourth a spondee,
CHAPTER II.
METRES.
1.
Boeth. V, Met. II, 6.
Haud sic | ma^gni? | oo^ndi? tor | o^rbi? s ;
Hui? c e? x I alto I cu^neta tu? e? nti?
Nulla I terrae | mole re|sistunt,
Non nox I atris I nubibus | obstat.
2.
Boeth. Ill, Met. I, 7.
Gra^ti? us | a^stra? ni? |te? nt, ubi | No? tu? s
De? si? ni? t I i? mbri? fe|ro^s daie? | so? no? s ;
Lucifer [ ut tene|bras pepu|lerit,
Pulchra cii|es rose|os agit | equos.
S.
. . Boeth II, Met. F, 10.
So^mnos | daba? t he? r|basalu^|bri? s,
Po^tu^m | quoque? lu^|l)ri? cus a^m|ni? s,
Umbra^s | a^lti? s|si? ma pi? |nu^s;
No? ndu? m | maii? s a^! |ta? se? ca^|ba^t.
4.
Herat. I, Od. XI, 1.
Tu^ ne I quaesi? e? ri? s | scire, nefas, | que? m mi? hi? , que^m|
ti? bi?
Fi? ne? m | di? de? de? ri? nt, | Leu^conoe? ; | ne? e Babylo^j
nio^s
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Tenta|ris numeros, | ut melius, | quidquid erit, |
pati;
Seu plu|res hyemes, | seu tribuit | Jupiter ul|timam.
5.
Horat. I, Od. VII, 15.
Albus ut | obscu|ro de|terget | nubila | coelo -
Soepe No? |tu? s, ne? que? | pa^rturi? t | i? mbre? s
Perpetu|os, sic | tu sapi|ens fi|nire me|mento
Tri? sti? li? |a^m vi? |taeque? la|bo? re? s.
6.
Horat. IF, Od. ? ? , 1.
Diffu|ge^re niIves;rede|untjam | gramina I campis,
Arbon| busque co? |mae ;
Mutat | terra vi|ces; et | decresIcentia | ripas
Flu? mina? | praete? re? |u^nt.
7.
Horat. Epod. XVI, 47.
Mella ca|va^ ma|nant ex [ ilice ; | montibus | altis
Levis | cre? pa^nIte? lym|pha de? |si? li? t I pe? de? .
Illic | injus|sae veni|unt ad | mulctra ca|pellae,
Re? fert|que? te? n|ta gre? x | ami? |cus u^|be? ra^.
8.
Horat. Epod. II, 61.
Has In|te? r epu? jla^s, u^t | juva^t | pa^sta^s | ove? s
Vi? de? |re? prope? |ra^nte? s | domu^m!
Vi? de? jre? fes|so^s, vo^|me? rem i? n|ve? rsu^m|, bove? s,
Co^llo^ | tiahe? n|te? s la^n|gui? do.
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9.
Boeth. III, Met. VI, 1.
Omne ho? mi|nu? m genus | i? n te? r|ri? s
Si? mi? li? I surgi^t ab 5r|tu? ;
Uni? is e? |ni? m re? |ru^m pate? r | est,
Unus | cu^ncta mi? ni? s|tra^t.
10.
Horat. V, Od. XII, 1.
Jam ve? |ri? s comite? s, | quae ma? re te? m|pe? ra^nt,
Impe? l|lu? nta? nimae | li? nte? a Thra^|ciae ;
Jam I nec prata rigen t, | ? ? ? fluvii | strepunt
Hybe? r|na^ ni? ve? tu^r|gi? di? .
11.
Horat. I, Od. XXXVI, 5.
Ca^ri? s I mu^lta? soda^l|i? bu^s,
Nu? lli? I plu? ra? tame^n, | di? vi? di? t o^s|cula^,
Quam du^l|ci? Lami? oe, | me? mo^r
Actae | non a? lio? | re? ge? puer|ti? ae.
12.
Horat. II, Od. XVI, 21:
Sca^ndi? t | aeia|ta^s vi? ti? |5sa | na^ve? s
Cura, | ? ? ? ? tu^rmas e? qui|tu^m re? |li? nqui? t,
Oci? |o^r ce? r|vi^s, et a|ge? nte? | nimbos
Oci? or | Euro.
13.
Horat. I, Od. IV, 1.
So^lvi? tur | a^cri? s hy|e? ms gra^|ta^ vi? ce? | ve? ri? s | et
Fa|vo^ni? ;
Trahu^nt|que? si? c|ca^s ma^|chinae 1 ca? ri|na^s ;
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Ac ne? que? | ja^m stabu|li? s ga^u|de? t pe? cus, | au? t
a|ra^to? r I i? gni? ;
Ne? c pra^|ta? ca^|ni? s a^l|bi? ca^nt | priii? |ni^s.
14. '
Borat. 1, Od. VIII, 5.
Cur ne? que? mi? Jli? taris
Inter aequa^|le? s e? qui? ta^t ; | Ga^lli? ca ne? c | lupa^ti^s
Te? mpe? rat 5|ra fraeni^s ?
Cur time? t fla^|vu^m Ti? be? ri? m | ta^nge? re? ? cur [
oli? vu^m ?
