ANADIPOLOSIS, in Rhetoric and Poetry, a repetition of the last word of a line, or clause of a sentence, in the beginning of the next: thus,
Pierides, vos hæc facietis maxima Gallo:
Galla, cujus amor, &c.
Et matutinis accredula vocibus instat,
Vocibus instat, et assiduus jacit ore querelas.