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Roman comedy. The form used in
Roman comedy is
usually known as the
iambic senarius. The
iambic trimeter was also used in the
Epodes of Horace, the fables...
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anceps positions in the
iambic senarius which are accented. It is
based on a
survey by J. J.
Schlicher of the 533
iambic senarius lines in Plautus's Trinummus...
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Elaphropus senarius is a
species of
ground beetle in the
subfamily Trechinae. It was
described by
Darlington in 1962. "Elaphropus
senarius (Darlington...
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Paraspheniscoides senarius is a
species of
tephritid or
fruit flies in the
genus Paraspheniscoides of the
family Tephritidae. Congo, Uganda, Zambia, Namibia...
- 80-year-old father' Some of
these words have a
specialised meaning. The
sēnārius was a kind of
metre consisting of six
iambic feet
commonly used in spoken...
- the
actors to dialogue. His
dramatic works were
written in the
iambic senarius and
trochaic septenarius. They
included both
lyric p****ages (cantica) and...
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further information on this inscription,
which is in the form of an
iambic senarius, see "The Room of the
Seven Sages".
Lewis and Short,
Latin Dictionary....
- (especially with
respect to the form used in comedy)
called the
iambic sēnārius (meaning "in
groups of six"),
because it was
considered to have six beats...
- Pope
Symmachus (498–514). He is
known only from an
epistle he
wrote to a
Senarius, a vir
illustris who had
asked him to
explain aspects of
Christian initiatory...
- used a
great number of meters, but most
frequently he used the
iambic senarius and the
trochaic septenarius. G. B.
Conte has
noted that
Plautus favours...
