Split Anapaests, with Special Reference to Some Passages of Alexis

Classical Quarterly 7 (3-4):188- (1957)
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Abstract

The aim of this paper is the discussion, and in some cases also, it is hoped, the clarification, of several passages in the fragments of the comic poet Alexis, where either the traditional text has been attacked because there occurred in it an allegedly objectionable split anapaest, or alternatively an excellent emendation has been rejected because laws framed by modern scholars have wrongly been applied to the passage being emended

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