The Glyconic in Tragedy1

Classical Quarterly 34 (1):66-82 (1984)
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Glyconic is one of the commonest verse-forms in tragic odes. Examples are abundant enough for its nature to be statistically understood. The purpose of this paper is to examine the characteristics of tragic glyconic a little more thoroughly than current handbooks, 2 paying special attention to antistrophic responsion. The following topics are studied here: aeolic base; dragged close; resolution; compounds.

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