Iambic and vowel-initial words at the end of Seneca’s trimeters
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https://doi.org/10.23808/rel.v11i0.87796Keywords:
prosody; trimester; rhythm; Ovid; Seneca.Abstract
If Seneca’s use of iambic and vowel-initial words at the end of his trimeters testifies to the influence of the Ovidian pentameter, it also points out another idea of rhythm. The study of this words can also help to determine the chronogical order of his works
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