Prosody is an optional subject in our graduation.   anvd [Please select]

Among modern editions of separate plays with commentaries the following are probably the most useful: Amphitruo by Palmer, 1890,1890, and Havet, 1895; Asinaria by Gray, 1894; Aulularia by Wagner, 1866 and 1876; Captivi by Brix, 6th ed., revised by Niemeyer, 1910; an English edition of this work by Sonnenschein (with introduction on prosody), 1880; same play by Lindsay (with metrical introduction), 1900; Epidicus by Gray, 1893; Menaechmi by Brix, 4th ed., revised by Niemeyer, 1891; Miles gloriosus by Lorenz, 2nd ed., 1886; by Brix, 3rd ed., revised by Niemeyer, 1901; by Tyrrell, 3rd ed., 1894; Mostellaria by Lorenz, 2nd ed., 1883; by Sonnenschein, 2nd ed., 1907; Pseudolus by Lorenz, 1876; Rudens by Sonnenschein, 1891, editio minor (with a metrical appendix), 1901; Trinummus (with a metrical introduction) by Brix, 5th ed., revised by Niemeyer, 1907; by Gray, 1897; Truculentus by Spengel and Studemund, 1898.   anvd [Please select]

It is contained in that part of grammar called Prosody.   anvd [Please select]

Greek and Latin verses I did not write, nor learnt the prosody of those languages.   anvd [Please select]

However lax he might be about early rising and the prosody of Vergil, he was tireless in tinkering.   anvd [Please select]

It was a life of freedom and terror, of prosody and rebellion, of interminable floggings and appalling practical jokes.   anvd [Please select]

As it was, he could set the noses of his pupils to the grindstone of syntax and prosody with a clear conscience.   anvd [Please select]

There are stiff bits of prosody in these verses,--one or two, indeed, quite unmanageable,--but we must remember that French meter will not read into ours.   anvd [Please select]

They have sounded the depths of versification, and beside their refined, consummate _facture_ Musset's simple devices and good-natured prosody seem to belong to a primitive stage of art.   anvd [Please select]