Iambic Trimeter
Iambic Trimeter is a metrical form in dramatic poetry consisting of three iambic feet per line, wherein each foot contains an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable, distinguishing it from other metrical line structures by its specific three-unit iambic pattern.
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The Authenticity of 'Prometheus Bound'
C. J. Herington, Mark Griffith · The American Journal of Philology · 1979 · 240 citations
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Illustration and Defense of a Theory of the Iambic Pentameter
Morris Halle, Samuel Jay Keyser · College English · 1971 · 74 citations
The English Alliterative Tradition
David Lawton, Thomas Cable · The Modern Language Review · 1994 · 67 citations
The ghost of meter: culture and prosody in American free verse
Annie Finch · Choice Reviews Online · 1994 · 59 citations
Notes on Early Greek Grave Epigrams
Michael B. Wallace · Phoenix · 1970 · 51 citations
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Dutch Research Council
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Birkbeck, University of London
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University of Exeter
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Newcastle University
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Christ University
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Queen Mary University of London
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