Moses ben Ezra says of him that he imitated Moslem models, and was the first to open to Jewish poets the door of versification,' meaning that he first popularized the use of Arabic metres in Hebrew. [Please select]
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Not until the very end of the T'ang period did there appear the form of a "free" versification, with lines of no fixed length.' [Please select]
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He had been preparing for it for months; and each piece of versification was as perfect as he could make it. [Please select]
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There is nothing either of the courtier or of the partisan about its stately versification and sober, solemn thought. [Please select]
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The term probably arose from a custom in the English universities of presenting a laurel wreath to graduates in rhetoric and versification. [Please select]
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I made myself perfect in polite learning, in the works of poets, and in versification. [Please select]
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He was another disciple and admirer of Chaucer, and it must be owned far excelled his master, in the article of versification. [Please select]
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He writ a poem called the Life and Death of Hector, from which I shall give a specimen of his versification. [Please select]
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He lived near fourscore years after Chaucer, but seems to have made but little improvement in versification. [Please select]
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They have sounded the depths of versification, and beside their refined, consummate _facture_ Musset's simple devices and good-natured prosody seem to belong to a primitive stage of art. [Please select]
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Both versions are somewhat confused in sense, and of uncouth and grotesque versification; though the metre of Ainsworth is better than the rhyme. [Please select]
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