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I am preparing some texts and I have a minor problem with meter... I think I only need to know the hexameter, the alcaicum, and the iambicus senarius to cover the texts below.
Can anyone offer any advice or links to help me understand the meters of these better? I have a hard time getting meters under my skin: I just know the hendecasyllabus and the sapphicum....
I have tried using the hexameter but I can't seem to get it right. Does anyone know if the poems have been scanned in their entirety and are available online - or just parts of them?
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Ovidius
-Metamorphoses X, 238-297 (Pygmalion), IV, 55-166 (Pyramus and Thisbe)
Vergil
- Aeneid IV, 1-20, 68-86, 296-320, 331-347, 642-672
Horatius
-Sermo I,9
-Odes I, 9 and I,37
Phaedrus
- Fabulae I,1 and I,5 and IV, 3 and I,2
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Even without seeing the fragments I would strongly suggest to look again at Ovid and Virgil from the point of viiew of dactylic hexameter.
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Deses wrote:Even without seeing the fragments I would strongly suggest that look again at Ovid and Virgil from the point of view of dactylic hexameter.
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