- Old Occitan:
cledisat [klediˈzat];[why?] also
known as sestine, ****tine,
****tain) is a
fixed verse form
consisting of six
stanzas of six
lines each, normally...
- ****avalent, ****ennial, ****ennium, ****ireme, ****ivalent, ****partite, ****radiate,
****tain ****agen-
sixty each
Latin ****ageni ****agenarian, ****agenary ****agesim-...
- ****avalent, ****ennial, ****ennium, ****ireme, ****ivalent, ****partite, ****radiate,
****tain ****agen-
sixty each
Latin ****ageni ****agenarian, ****agenary ****agesim-...
- ****avalent, ****ennial, ****ennium, ****ireme, ****ivalent, ****partite, ****radiate,
****tain, ****tuple, ****tuplet ****ageni ****agen-
sixty each ****agenarian, ****agenary...
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National Notes (Third ed.) (1936) Life's
Testament (Second ed.) (1939)
****tains (1939) This
Vital Flesh (1939) -
Awarded the 1940 ALS Gold
Medal Moreton...
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appeared Poems: Amorous, Funerall, Divine, Pastorall: in Sonnets, Songs,
****tains, Madrigals,
which for
several centuries was
thought to
commemorate Drummond's...
