Trochaic septenarius (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Trochaic septenarius" in English language version.

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Heikkinen, S. (2015). "The Resurrection and Afterlife of an Archaic Metre: Bede, the Carolingians, and the Trochaic Septenarius".

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Bede, de Arte metrica, Keil, VII.258.
For the original fragments see Warmington, E. H. (1935), Remains of Old Latin, vol 3. (Loeb), pp. 224–231.
Marcus Popillius was defeated by the Numantines in Spain in 138 BC. Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus subsequently defeated the Numantines. (Warmington (1935), Remains of Old Latin, p. 229).
W. Wright (1862). Grammar of the Arabic Language vol. 2, p. 367.

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Bede, ed. Keil 7.258; cf. Schlicher, John J. (1900). The origin of rhythmical verse in late Latin. PhD thesis. Chicago; p. 74.

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Blum, Owen J. (1956). "Alberic of Monte Cassino and the Hymns and Rhythms attributed to Saint Peter Damian". Traditio vol. 12, pp. 87–148; for Alberic's discussion of the metre see p. 101.
Fraenkel, Eduard (1927). "Die Vorgeschichte des versus Quadratus". Hermes 61/3, pp. 357–370.
Dag Norberg (2004). An introduction to the study of medieval Latin versification.

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Text from Tomasz Jasiński (2018) "European heritage of the trochaic decapentasyllable and the artistry of Angilbertus’s poem on the Battle of Fontenoy". Pamiętnik Biblioteki Kórnickiej, vol 35.

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Bastiensen, A. (1998). "Histoire d'un vers: le septénaire trochaïque de l'antiquité au moyen age". Humanitas vol 50; p. 181.

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Liddle, Scott, Jones, Greek Lexicon s.v. τετράμετρος.
Liddell, Scott, Jones Greek Lexicon s.v. τροχαῖος, χορεῖος.

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Suetonius, Divus Julius 51; Halporn et al., Meters, p. 78.

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Encyclopaedia Britannica 1911, p. 184.

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Database by Timothy J. Moore of The Meters of Roman Comedy Washington University in St Louis.