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Formulaic Diction and the Common Origins of Romance Lyric Traditions
Hispanic Review, 1975exaly +2 more sources
The Occasional Contextual Appropriateness of Formulaic Diction in the Homeric Poems
American Journal of Philology, 1994exaly +2 more sources
Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1972
It is far from original to claim that the metre of the Cantar de Mio Cid is anisosyllabic. A mere cursory glance at the poem, as we have it, proves this conclusively, at least if normal Spanish syllable count is used. Indeed, there have been far fewer advocates of the poem's metrical regularity than of its irregularity.
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It is far from original to claim that the metre of the Cantar de Mio Cid is anisosyllabic. A mere cursory glance at the poem, as we have it, proves this conclusively, at least if normal Spanish syllable count is used. Indeed, there have been far fewer advocates of the poem's metrical regularity than of its irregularity.
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Homeric Modifications of Formulaic Prototypes. Studies in the Development of Greek Epic Diction
The Classical World, 1966William W. Minton, A. Hoekstra
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