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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 May 2017

Geoffrey Russom
Geoffrey Russom
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Brown University, Rhode Island

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The Evolution of Verse Structure in Old and Middle English Poetry
From the Earliest Alliterative Poems to Iambic Pentameter
 , pp. viii - ix
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2017

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  1. 3.1Verse Types Reliably Attested in Beowulf

  2. 4.1Medial Dips in Types A, D, and E

  3. 4.2Medial Dips in Hypermetrical A-Verses

  4. 4.3Medial Dips in Hypermetrical B-Verses

  5. 4.4Medial Dips in Variants with the First Foot Occupied by a Word Group

  6. 4.5Dips in the Sxs Foot of Type B

  7. 4.6Frequencies for A-Verse Dips in the Sxs Foot of Type B

  8. 4.7Dips in the Sxxs Foot of Long Type B

  9. 4.8Frequencies for A-Verse Dips in the Sxxs Foot of Long Type B

  10. 4.9Dips in the Sxs Foot of Type Db

  11. 4.10Dips in the Sxxs Foot of Long Type Db

  12. 4.11Long Initial Dips that Include Light Feet

  13. 4.12Placement of Finite Wesan

  14. 4.13Placement of Finite Auxiliaries

  15. 4.14Placement of Light Main Verbs and Quasi-Auxiliaries

  16. 4.15Placement of the Remaining Finite Verbs

  17. 5.1Interpretation of High-Frequency Words with Weak Final -e

  18. 5.2Interpretation of High-Frequency Words Ending in Weak e Plus Consonant

  19. 5.3Dip Structures in the Corpus of Limited Ambiguity

  20. 5.4Dip Structures in the Larger Corpus

  21. 5.5Word Placement in the Dips of Type A1 B-Verses

  22. 5.6Word Placement in the Dips of Hypermetrical B-Verses

  23. 6.1Dip Structures for Type A1 A-Verses in the Smaller Corpus

  24. 6.2Dip Structures for Type A1 A-Verses in the Larger Corpus

  25. 7.1Distribution of Type C According to the Length of the Initial Dip

  26. 7.2Distribution of B Variants in the Smaller Corpus

  27. 7.3Distribution of B Variants in the Larger Corpus

  28. 8.1Distribution of A2 Variants in the Smaller Corpus

  29. 8.2Distribution of A2 Variants in the Larger Corpus

  30. 8.3Distribution of Da Variants in the Smaller Corpus

  31. 8.4Distribution of Da Variants in the Larger Corpus

  32. 9.1Distribution of Db Variants in the Smaller Corpus

  33. 9.2Distribution of Db Variants in the Larger Corpus

  34. 9.3Distribution of Db Variants with Triple Alliteration in the Smaller Corpus

  35. 9.4Distribution of Db Variants with Triple Alliteration in the Larger Corpus

  36. 9.5Comparison of Db Variants with Double and Triple Alliteration

  37. 9.6Distribution of Hypermetrical A-Verses in the Smaller Corpus

  38. 9.7Distribution of Hypermetrical A-Verses in the Larger Corpus

  39. 9.8Distribution in the Smaller Corpus of Hypermetrical A-Verses with Triple Alliteration

  40. 9.9Distribution in the Larger Corpus of Hypermetrical A-Verses with Triple Alliteration

  41. 9.10Comparison of Hypermetrical A-Verses with Double and Triple Alliteration

  42. 10.1Dips in the Bob and Wheel

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  • Book: The Evolution of Verse Structure in Old and Middle English Poetry
  • Online publication: 04 May 2017
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