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Medieval rhetoric and poetic to 1400

Note 15 — Chapter IV · POETIC, OLD AND NEW (FIFTH TO SEVENTH CENTURIES)

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Nor has Prudentius, though he is fond of alliteration, much word-play. His verse, rather strictly quantitative, seems undoubtedly to have been so composed, though later it was rendered accentually.

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