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Distichs of Cato
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Tamil language has a rich and
refined grammar for
couplet poetry, and
distichs in
Tamil poetry follow the
venpa metre. One of the most
notable examples...
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Distich may
refer to: A
three volume novel by
George Daniel A
pseudonym of
Alexander Pope This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
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thousand distichs. But this is a
round figure; most of the
relatively reliable m****cripts have
preserved a
little over
fifty thousand distichs. Nizami...
- Hemisphere.
aurora musis amica dawn is a
friend to the
muses Title of a
distich by
Iohannes Christenius (1599–1672): "Conveniens
studiis non est nox, commoda...
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Hundred Verses) in Brajbhasha, a
collection of
approximately seven hundred distichs,
which is
perhaps the most
celebrated Hindi work of
poetic art, as distinguished...
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Social War (91–87 BC)
Dionysius Cato, 3rd or 4th
century AD
author of
Distichs of Cato Cato (surname) Cato (given name) Jemmy, also
known as "Cato", the...
- than this." Here the sum of both the
first and
second distich is 5699. In
another of his
distichs, the
hexameter line is
equal in
number to its corresponding...
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stained gl****
windows of
Canterbury cathedral.
Chaucer refers to the
Distichs of Cato when
discussing the age
difference between Alison and her husband...
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distich, distichous, haplostichous, hemistich, heptastich, monostich, monostichous...
