Definition of Epitrite. Meaning of Epitrite. Synonyms of Epitrite

- – u – | (epitrite + prosodiac + epitrite) | – u u – u u – | (prosodiac) | – u – u | – u – – | – u – – – – | (epitrite + epitrite + epitrite) "May he who...
- complex stanzas in irregular and rapidly changing metres such as the dactylo-epitrite used in many of Pindar's choral odes are not found in Latin. Apart from...
- diiamb – ◡ ◡ – choriamb ◡ – – ◡ antispast ◡ – – – first epitrite – ◡ – – second epitrite – – ◡ – third epitrite – – – ◡ fourth epitrite – – – – dispondee...
- diiamb – ◡ ◡ – choriamb ◡ – – ◡ antispast ◡ – – – first epitrite – ◡ – – second epitrite – – ◡ – third epitrite – – – ◡ fourth epitrite – – – – dispondee...
- short-short-short-long Epitrite: a metrical foot consisting of 3 long syllables and 1 short syllable. First epitrite: short-long-long-long Second epitrite: long-short-long-long...
- Nemean 8 by Pindar Written 459 BC (?) Language ancient Gr**** Genre(s) Victory Ode Meter Dactylo-epitrite Lines 51...
- own right. Some of the more complex lyric metres, such as the dactylo-epitrite used in some of Pindar's odes, are not usually analysed in terms of metra...
- Bacchylides' 5th century BC choral poetry can largely be divided into dactylo-epitrite and "aeolic" types of composition. This later style of "aeolic" verse shows...
- (81:64) sesquiquartum (5:4) 5 perfect fourth P4 diatessaron (διατεσσάρων) epitrite (επίτριτος), sesquitertium (4:3) 6 diminished fifth d5 6 augmented fourth...
- harmonies of rhythm and language. The mood is Dorian and the rhythm is dactylo-epitrite. Of the five triads, first two deal with harmony; the third and fourth...