- The
hexasyllable or
hexasyllabic verse is a line of
verse with six syllables. The
orphan hexasyllable is a
metric specificity of
certain French epic poems...
- hexagram, hexahedron, hexamer, hexamerous, hexameter, hexapod, hexastyle,
hexasyllabic, Hexateuch, hexatonic, hexode,
tetrahemihexahedron hi- gape
Latin hiare...
- ****zong of Song 1113 Comput(us) by
Philip de
Thaun (Anglo-Norman, in
hexasyllabic couplets) 1121–39
Bestiaire by
Philip de
Thaun (Bestiary
translated from...
- form with
choriambs (Masculine rhyme): One
sentence (two stanzas)
Hexasyllabically Challenges poets who Don't have the time. The
Dutch version, called...
- half-line by
acephaly (truncation of line-beginning), the
other yielding the
hexasyllabic colon both by
acephaly and
catalexis (truncation of line-end). Ultimately...
-
octosyllabic (eight
syllables to a line); a
similar but far less
common form is
hexasyllabic (six
syllables to a line) and is
known in
Spanish as
romancillo (a diminutive...
- hexagram, hexahedron, hexamer, hexamerous, hexameter, hexapod, hexastyle,
hexasyllabic, Hexateuch, hexatonic, hexode,
tetrahemihexahedron hi- gape
Latin hiare...
-
appear together with
other cultured ones: décimas, quintillas, quatrains,
hexasyllabic and
octosyllabic romances,
seguidillas and pie
quebrado couplets. Encarnación...
-
Structurally they are
usually octosyllabic rhyming couplets, but a few are
hexasyllabic and
Raimon de
Miraval wrote a
heterometric salut. They
often end with...
-
computi in
doing so. The
Comput deals with the calendar, and is
written in
hexasyllabic couplets,
using as its
sources Bede,
Chilperic of St Gall,
Pliny the...
