Verse Formula is a conventionalized syntactic and metrical pattern recurring in Old English poetry that serves as a standardized unit of composition, distinguished by its adherence to specific alliterative and rhythmical constraints characteristic of the native oral-formulaic tradition.
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Vytas Dukas, Yuri Tynianov, Michael Sosa et al. · World Literature Today · 1981 · 54 citations
A New Theory of Alliterative A-Verses
Noriko Inoue · The Yearbook of Langland Studies · 2004 · 39 citations
<i>Maxims in Old English Poetry</i>
Paul Cavill, Kathryn A. Lowe · Nottingham Medieval Studies · 2000 · 29 citations
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