The short-by-position theory tested by an examination of Vergil's hexameters /
by F. Helen Packard.

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Main Author: Sumner, Florence Helen Packard.
Related Names: State University of Iowa. Graduate College
Language(s): English
Published: 1912.
Subjects: Virgil > Virgil / Versification.
Latin language > Latin language / Metrics and rhythmics.
Physical Description: 61 leaves ; 28 cm
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