The Pattern of Sound in Lucretius |
Contents
Alliteration Assonance and Onomatopoeia | 9 |
Rhyme Schemes | 121 |
Repetition in Catullus and Virgil | 154 |
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adeo aër alia aliis alio alliteration animalia animi appears artus assonance atque beginning caelum Catullus cernere certo cibus colore consecutive lines consecutive verses constare corpore corpus correspond couplet debent denique Diels enim Ennius epyllion etiam fifth foot figura final position fit quoque forms of repetition Georgics gigni Giuss haec homoeoarcton homoeoteleuton ictus igitur ignis imago inane inque inter inter se interior position ipsa Leonine rhyme line-ending Lucr Lucretius magis materiai membra Merr motus necessest neque nihil nihilum nobis nunc occur omnes omnia omnis onomatopoetic passage phrases poem poet poet's porro posse possint praeterea primordia rerum propterea quae cumque quaeque quam quia quod quoniam ratione reading rebus recur reiteration repeated Rerum Natura rhyme scheme saepe semina sensus similar sounds simulacra sound-pattern sunt syllables tamen tempore terra theme words tibi tion undique venti verse-ending videmus videre videtur
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