- An
Asclepiad (Latin: Asclepiadeus) is a line of
poetry following a
particular metrical pattern. The form is
attributed to
Asclepiades of
Samos and is one...
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partly in hexameter, and
partly in
other forms, such as the Alcaic, the
Asclepiadic, and the
Sapphic stanza.
Early 19th-century poet Dániel Berzsenyi's poetry...
- rosa, is one of the Odes of Horace. The poem is
written in one of the
Asclepiadic metres and is of
uncertain date; not
after 23 BC. To a
coquette or flirt:...
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Asclepiadic (except 1.7, 4.7) ᴗ ᴗ – =
Ionic Thus the poem
beginning ēheu fugācēs is Alcaic,
integer vītae is Sapphic, ō fōns
Bandusiae is
Asclepiadic...
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Sapphic stanza. In German,
Friedrich Hölderlin
excelled in
Alcaic and
Asclepiadic odes.
Hungarian poets such as Dániel
Berzsenyi and Mihály
Babits have...
- play may be its
first dramatic adaptation. The
Versus is
written in
asclepiadic strophes, quatrains,
monorhymed but with
lines of
varying length. The...
