Collected Studies in Greek and Latin Scholarship

according actually Aeschylus ancient appears applied assume Athens Book caesura called century cited common connexion consider context course death described difficulty doubt effect elided elision Euripides evidence example explain expression fact foot fourth give given Greek hendecasyllable Homer Horace horses iambus important interpretation Lamia language later Latin least less limited lines Lycurgus matter meaning meant Messenia metre months natural noticed objection observed occurs once origin passage perhaps Persian person phrase play poem poet possible practice present probably proper prove pyramid question reason refer relation remark respect rhythm Roman rule scarcely seems sense significant Sophocles speaking stand story strong suggest supposed syllable thing trochaic true Tyrtaeus verse whole word writer γὰρ δὲ ἐν καὶ τὸ