- David, etc.). In chronicles,
acrostics are
common in
German and
English but rare in
other languages.
Relatively simple acrostics may
merely spell out the...
- "Double Cross"
acrostics have
appeared in
GAMES and
GAMES World of
Puzzles since 1978.
Writer and
academic Isaac Asimov enjo****
acrostics,
comparing them...
-
fewer attempt to
capture both. The
first four
chapters are
written as
acrostics.
Chapters 1, 2, and 4 each have 22 verses,
corresponding to the 22 letters...
- An
acrostic ring is a ring on
which the
initials of the
gemstones on the band
spell out a word in an
acrostic style. In some cases,
paste gems were used...
-
which the
answers for the
clues fit).
Hidden or
otherwise unmentioned acrostics are a type of null cipher. This
method can be used to
secretly insult...
- by an
acrostic,
generally the so
called "gamma
acrostic"
where the same word or
phrase can be read
across and down.
Scholars looking for
acrostics in Eclogue...
- Hermes, 94(H. 3), 320–324; p. 321. Adkin, N. (2014). "Read the edge:
Acrostics in Virgil's
Sinon Episode". Acta
classica Universitatis Scientiarum Debreceniensis...
- and
picked up
various aspects of his poetry.
Milton used a
number of
acrostics in the poem. In Book 9, a
verse describing the
serpent which tempted Eve...
- po****rity
seemingly arose from the Gr**** word
ichthys (fish)
forming an
acrostic for the Gr****
phrase Iesous Christos Theou Yios
Soter (Ἰησοῦς Χριστός,...
-
section words arranged alphabetically by
first letter for use in
making acrostics at the
beginning of the
poetic line; in the
second section are
words arranged...
