tetrametrus

tetrametrus

tetrametrus, a, um (τετράμετρος), aus vier Metren od. Takten bestehend, d.h. in jambischen, trochäischen u. anapästischen Versen = aus vier Doppelfüßen od. Dipodien bestehend, in daktylischen, kretischen, bacchischen, antispastischen, choriambischen, päonischen u. dochmischen Versen = aus vier Füßen bestehend, versus, Ter. Maur. 2095: iambici versus, Prisc. de metr. Ter. § 2. p. 419, 15 K.: pes, Isid. orig. 6, 2, 17.: subst., tetrametros, qui Latine quadratus vocatur, Cens. fr. 14, 6.


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