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example of
anacreontics from the
corpus of
Anacreon is fr. 11b PMG,
which ends as follows: In this extract, the
first four
lines are
anacreontics,
while the...
- "The
Anacreontic Song", also
known by its
incipit "To
Anacreon in Heaven", was the
official song of the
Anacreontic Society, an 18th-century gentlemen's...
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court poet Anacreon, who
lived in the 6th
century B.C. and
whose poems, "
anacreontics", were used to
entertain patrons in Teos and Athens.
Dubbed "the convivial...
- Petronius. In
English poetry,
Edward Fitzgerald composed in a
combination of
anacreontics and ionics. An
example of
English ionics occurs in
lines 4 and 5 of the...
- John
Stafford Smith for the
Anacreontic Society, a men's
social club in London. "To
Anacreon in Heaven" (or "The
Anacreontic Song"), with
various lyrics...
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example composed entirely in
ionic feet, with ten feet to each stanza.
Anacreontics are also very rare. The
Galliambic metre of Catullus's poem 63 (but of...
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gives is not
completely galliambic but in a
metre which consists of two
anacreontics without catalexis.
George C****oboscus (9th
century AD?), in a discussion...
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Lyrical (1830), in
which the
following poems were published: "No More", '"
Anacreontics" and "A Fragment"
contributed to The Gem: A
Literary Annual (1831) "Sonnet"...
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Glyconic Asclepiad (poetry)
Sapphic stanza Alcaic stanza Ionic metre Anacreontics Galliambic verse Sotadean metre Dochmiac Lekythion Anaclasis (poetry)...
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Johann Sebastian Bach.
Smith is best
known for
writing the
music for "The
Anacreontic Song",
which became the tune for the
American patriotic song "The Star-Spangled...
