62 A GLOSSARY OF LATER 



01 ye'povTei; ol irakaiol /j,e/j.cf>6/j,ea6a rfj woXei. Arist. Ach. 676. 



Oh TIoa-eiBoiv 'Aa-<f)d\€io<; iffTiv rj /SuKTTjpia. Ibid. 688. 



Tft) yap ewco? avhpa Kvcpov ifKiKOV QovKvht,Kr}v ; Ibid. 702. 



Tol<; veoicn S evpvTrpwKTO<; km XoKq'; j^&j KXeivcov. Ibid. 712. 



Tov yepovra tw yepovri tov veov Be ra veto. Ibid. 718. 



'HBiK7]/jLevai yap i']/uv iJi,efij)oiiead evavriov. Nub. 576. 



Triv dpvaWiB' ei? eavrov ev0€co<; ^vveXKvaai Ibid. 585. 



Ov (^avelv e<pac7Kev Vfup, rjV arpaTrjyrjcn) KXecov. 



Mav6dvovTa<; tov; ' I^7]pa<; toli? Api,crrdp-)(Ov -jraXai. Triphal. 



Tov'; ' IjSrjpa'i ov? Xopt]yel<; /j.ol ^orjOrjcrat, BpofJLa. Ibid. 



Quantitative Iambics, but Accentual Trochaics. 



Kal TOi riva yvui/jirjv e)((ov i/reyei? ra Oepfia Xovrpa ; Arist. Nub. 1045. 



Xi/J'^Xov Be ^aai -^prifidTaiv e^ew aTrovTe? avrov. Vesp. 2-il. 



'jEtt' avTov (0? KoKovfiivov; u)U rjBiKrjcrev, aWa. Ibid. 244. 

 "A->{ravTe<; • elr eh tijv Ovpav Kpirjhov ejjnrecraiiiev. LyS. 307. 



Til ^vWd^oiT av TOV ^vKov twv ev Xdfio) (7TpaTT]ya>v ; Ibid. 313. 

 "Atttov fiovov STpaTvWiBo^ t&J BaKTvXa nrpoaeXOwv. Ibid. 365. 



XTei'Xpva-av acrrot? avTt t^? arcoTrjpia^. SoPII. Ant. 186. 



Qdyjras ^e^rjKe, Kairl X/swTt Bf\}nav. Ibid. 246. 



TeXa B' or ovBev ^v ipevvaxriv vXeov. Ibid. 268. 



Ilavffat, trplv 6pyi}<; Ka/J,e /j.ecToxs-ai, Xeycov. Ibid. 280. 



ACCENTUAL RHYTHM. 



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In accentual rhytbm the metrical ictus regularly coincides with an accented syllable 

 irrespectively of the quantity of that syllable. 

 The following are the most usual accentual feet : 



Trochee, an accented and an unaccented syllable ; as Xeyw, Xeye, irlve. 

 lattihics, an unaccented and an accented ; as KaX6<;, Trto-Tw?. 

 Pyrrhic, two unaccented syllables ; as in Xeyo-/j.evo<;, eprj-fUKo^. 

 Dactj/le, an accented and two unaccented ; as Xiyofiev, dv6po)Tro<;. 

 Anapcest, two unaccented and an accented ; as irovripo^, Tvpavvel';. 

 Tribrach, three unaccented ; as in irepnra-TovvTe^, Bo^a^o-fievov. 

 Creticus, an accented, an unaccented, and an accented ; as apa -rroO. 



