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Halle and Keyser, are
known collectively as “generative
metrists.”
Later generative metrists pointed out that
poets have
often treated non-compound words...
- can
identify p****ages of
prose as
iambic pentameter.
Later generative metrists pointed out that
poets have
often treated non-compound
words of more than...
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syllabic position. × = nonictus. The
first line is a
frequent target for
metrists,
possibly because of the ease with
which the
initial triple rhythm can...
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Heliodorus (Gr****: Ἡλιόδωρος) was a
metrist in the 1st
century AD who
worked upon the
comedies of Aristophanes. He was the prin****l
authority used by...
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pillar around 110 BC near Vidisha,
Madhya Pradesh,
India Heliodorus (
metrist) a
metrist in the 1st
century who did work on the
comedies of
Aristophanes Heliodorus...
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literally doesn't mean what it says, it is
generally out of
favor with
metrists.[citation needed] This
notation has been used by
George Saintsbury and...
- Vasil'evich
Xanthomaliti (Ksanfomaliti; born 1932), radiometrist, photo-
metrist,
polarimetrist and altimetrist,
discovered the
Martian "anti-greenhouse"...
- mluvy"',
Language Log,
retrieved 2011-09-16 Omond, T. S. (1921),
English Metrists, Oxford:
Clarendon Press (reprint New York:
Phaeton Press, 1968) Roth,...
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Heliocles – Greco-Bactrian king
Heliodorus of
Athens –
author Heliodorus (
metrist)
Heliodorus (surgeon)
Heliodurus – amb****ador ****anicus of ****s – logographer...
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dissipation in his youth. His
diction is
relatively simple and clear; as a
metrist he is self-deprecating.
While he
confesses that "Fader
Chaucer fayn wolde...
