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Traditionally heroic meter was in Dactylic Hexameter, i.e each line contains six [[metric feet]], which are dactyls. Other meters which are considered ''heroic'' are Iambic Pentameter and the Alexandrine (Iambic Hexameter). In heroic verse these are usually arranged in rhyming couplets. |
Traditionally '''heroic meter''' was in Dactylic Hexameter, i.e each line contains six [[metric feet]], which are dactyls. Other meters which are considered ''heroic'' are [[Iambic Pentameter]] and the Alexandrine (Iambic Hexameter). In heroic verse these are usually arranged in rhyming couplets. |
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Latest revision as of 17:04, 30 August 2004
Traditionally heroic meter was in Dactylic Hexameter, i.e each line contains six metric feet, which are dactyls. Other meters which are considered heroic are Iambic Pentameter and the Alexandrine (Iambic Hexameter). In heroic verse these are usually arranged in rhyming couplets.
