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Dodecasyllable verse (Italian: dodecasillabo) is a line of
verse with
twelve syllables. 12
syllable lines are used in a
variety of
poetic traditions. Dodecasyllabic...
- with a
total of 28
scenes and 1,696 verses,
written in
double rhymed dodecasyllables and octosyllables. The plot of the
entire play is set in the pastoral...
- or moinheira:
stresses on the fourth,
seventh and
tenth syllables.
Dodecasyllable (dodec****ílabo):
composed of 12 syllables.
Alexandrine (alexandrino):...
- June 1938) was a
Serbian poet-diplomat and academic. He
focused on
dodecasyllable and
hendecasyllable verse,
which allowed him to
achieve beautiful rhythm...
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Hysimine and
Hysimines by
Eustathios Makrembolites. Two are in the
dodecasyllable metre:
Rodanthe and
Dosikles by
Theodore Prodromos and
Drosilla and...
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composed of
twenty three-line
romance strophes each with a
distich of two
dodecasyllables and the
parenthetical heptasyllabic refrain Heu mihi misero!, which...
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monody for
Stephen Komnenos. His best
known work is a Gr****
novel in
dodecasyllables (three
sections are in hexameters: III 263–288 and 197–320, songs,...
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composed also four
calendars in four
different metres (hexameter,
dodecasyllables, stichera, and canones),
commemorating all the
saints and
feasts of...
- of
beauty is a joy for ever".
Hexasyllable Octosyllable Decasyllable Dodecasyllable Hal****,
James W.; Ostwald, Martin; Rosenmeyer,
Thomas G. (1980). The...
- poetry. He
restricted himself to only two
verse styles, the
symmetrical dodecasyllable (the Alexandrine) and hendecasyllable—both
French in origin—in order...
