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Lekythion

A lekythion or lecythion, in classical Greek and Latin poetry, is a metric pattern (colon) defined by a sequence of seven alternating long and short syllables at the end of a verse (— u — x — u —). In classical grammatical terminology it can be described as a trochaic dimeter catalectic, i.e. a combination of two groups of two trochees each (— u — x)…

In Euripides and Aristophanes, In Hephaestion & In Aeschylus

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In Euripides and Aristophanes

DiminutiveLēkythosThe FrogsAristophanesAeschylus
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In Hephaestion

HephaestionChoral lyricsPhoenissae
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In Aeschylus

Agamemnon
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TrochaicDimeterCatalecticCaesuraIambic trimeter
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Lekythion

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Edges24
Triples11
Avg. degree1.92
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related to In Hephaestion · 11
Lekythion → AD, As, Euripides, Euripideum, Handbook, Hephaestion, Here, Metrics, Phoenissae, The Frogs, While Hephaestion

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metric lines trochaic euripides seven caesura hephaestion pattern syllables verse two catalectic aeschylus first also classical greek poetry sequence second

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionAs0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionAD0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionHandbook0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionMetrics0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionHephaestion0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionEuripideum0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionWhile Hephaestion0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionThe Frogs0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionEuripides0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionHere0.60section
Lekythionrelated to In HephaestionPhoenissae0.60section

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