The Meters of Greek and Latin Poetry
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The Meters of Greek and Latin Poetry

by James W. Halporn, Martin Ostwald, Thomas G. Rosenmayer

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The Meters of Greek and Latin Poetry offers a focused examination of the metrical structures underlying classical verse. Written for readers of poetry, language, and classical studies, it provides an academic resource for understanding how Greek and Latin poetry is shaped by formal patterns and rhythmic organization.

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The Meters of Greek and Latin Poetry is an academic work devoted to the study of poetic meter in the Greek and Latin traditions.

It examines the formal patterns and structures used to organize classical verse, making it relevant to readers studying poetry, language, and the classical world.

Written by James W. Halporn, Martin Ostwald, and Thomas G. Rosenmayer, this volume serves as a focused resource for students and readers of classical literature.

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