in ancient poetry, a kind of verse, so called from its being much used by the poet Anacreon. It consists of three feet and a half, usually spondees and iambuses, and sometimes anapests: Such is that of Horace,
Lydia, dic per omnes.
in ancient poetry, a kind of verse, so called from its being much used by the poet Anacreon. It consists of three feet and a half, usually spondees and iambuses, and sometimes anapests: Such is that of Horace,
Lydia, dic per omnes.