Mode and Value in the De Rerum Natura: A Study in Lucretius' Metrical Language |
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Introduction | 1 |
Lucretiuss metrical language | 8 |
The shape of the Lucretian discourse | 67 |
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adeo admit both verses Aeneid aesthetic analytical appear argument BAILEY beginning BUECHNER admit cadence Catullus coherence corpora create dactylic hexameter denique DIELS discourse DM ISBN enjambment Ennius Epicurean Epicurus ERNOUT fifth foot formula systems formulaic style function genus Hesiod Homeric igitur inque kernel Latin hexameter LENZ literary logical Lucretian Lucretius Lucretius's luminis lyrical MERRILL meter metrical design metrical language metrical regularity metrical stability MILMAN PARRY MINYARD mode monumental MUNRO narrative necessest nonne vides nunc age passage formulas pattern Philodemus philosophical phrase formulas phrase systems plurilinear formulas poem poet poetic poetry praeterea primordia principio proem proem to Book propterea quae quam quod quoniam ratione RAUBITSCHEK reader rebus repeated phrases Rerum Natura rhetorical Seiten semantic shape significant specific stable single words structure syntactical T. S. ELIOT TAPA thematic theme trochee units variation verbal verse and plurilinear videmus videre videtur whole verse formulas