An edition of Italic verse
(2012)
Italic verse
a study of the poetic remains of old Latin, Faliscan, and Sabellic
by Angelo Mercado
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Italic verse: a study of the poetic remains of old Latin, Faliscan, and Sabellic
2012, Institut für Sprachen und Literaturen der Universität Innsbruck
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
The present work in outline;
Part I : Latin;
Part II : faliscan and sabellic:
The (pre-) historic(al) unity of Italic;
Part III : Comparisons ;
Theoretical underpinnings : a view of linguistic metrics;
Metrics in synchrony : principles;
Methodology : evidence from statistics:
Fisher's exact test of independence and the ... test of goodness of fit:
Log-linear model ;
Further prolegomena;
Classical metrical description : key notions and terms:
Syllables, metrical positions, feet, and metra:
The metrical structure of the line;
(Un-) conventions:
Orthographie and phonological:
Metrical --
The problem of the latin saturnian.
The corpus of saturnian verses;
The literary corpus;
The epigraphic corpus;
Textual problems:
Literary:
Epigraphic ... subliterary;
Other verses ;
Expectations on metrical restrictiveness;
Quantitative meters;
An accentual meter ;
Some previous studies;
The quantitativists:
Pasquali 1936 and campanile 1963:
Cole 1969:
Parsons 1999:
Other work since 1990;
The accentualists:
Thurneysen 1885:
Lindsay 1893a:
Other work since 1990;
Miscellaneous approaches since 1990 --
The latin saturnian meter.
The hypothesis;
Assumed facts of latin phonology;
Textual security ;
Length and general structure of the line ;
Colon-level patterns;
The second colon, the saturnian's cadence:
3/3 cola:
2/3 cola:
Uniting 3/3 and 2/3 cola:
4/2 cola:
3/2 cola:
Uniting 4/2 and 3/2 cola:
(^) 3/3~(^) 4/2;
The first colon:
4/3 cola:
3/4 cola:
5/2 cola:
Uniting 4/3, 3/4, and 5/2 cola:
# 3/3, # 2/4, and # 4/2 cola;
Constraining cola's substructures ;
Line-level patterns;
Thirteen-position lines:
4/3 and anaclastic derivatives + 3/3:
4/3 + 4/2:
6//7 lines;
Twelve- and eleven-position lines:
{4/3, 3/4} + {2/3, 3/2}:
{3/3, 2/4} + {(^) 3/3, (^) 4/2};
Constraining colon combinations ;
The proposed saturnian meter --
Rules of saturnian scansion.
Syllabic alignment;
Resolution:
Amphibrachic cola and anaclastic derivatives:
Trochaic-amphibrachic cola and anaclastic derivatives:
Line-level regulation?;
Synizesis and gide formation;
Elidable sequences:
(Prod-) elision:
Hiatus:
Conditions for elision and hiatus ;
Accentual alignment;
Mismatch;
Long-word bridge;
Weak stress and the relative stress principle:
Secondary stress:
Function words:
The relative stress principle;
+Clash;
Minimal words:
Monosyllabic words:
Bimoraic disyllables;
Clitics:
Polysyllabic words + Enclitic -que :
Aleria(m)que:
The Case of Illic:
Prepositions;
Phrasal accentuation:
The placement of continuous bipartite determiner phrases within the line:
The placement of longer and more complex continuous DPS;
The proposed meter's restrictiveness --
Saturnian stylistics and metrical structure.
Soundplay;
Alliteration:
Line-internal alliteration:
Line-internal alliteration and metrical structure;
Rhyme:
Line-internal rhyme:
Line-internal rhyme and metrical structure;
Line-internal soundplay and metrical structure ;
Syntax and meter;
Hyperbaton;
Placement of clauses;
Enjambment ;
Selection of variant metrical forms;
The longer fragments;
The complete poems --
Problematic saturnians.
The lost cause of Naev. 43 ;
Solutions to problems within the core corpus;
Adjustments to colometry:
Andr. 20:
Naev. 37:
Naev. 38:
Naev. 55:
Naev. 61;
Linguistic fixes:
App. 2.1:
Andr. 28 :
The homeric model :
Anclabatur -- Anclo1? :
Anculabatur -- Anculo ~ Anclo2?:
Naev. 24.1;
Emendations:
Andr. 8:
Andr. 9:
Andr. 18.3:
Naev. 16:
Naev. 47 :
Linday's conjecture :
Another idea:
Naev. 60:
CIL I2 9.1 :
Stylistics of R[omai vs. R[omane(i) :
Scansion with R[omai vs. R[omane(i);
Naev. 16 : combined solutions --
Putative saturnians.
Further literary saturnians;
Incerti 1;
Incerti 4;
Incerti 22 ;
CIL 12 364, the faliscan cooks' dedication ;
Unmetrical;
CIL 12 1861, Epitaph of protogenes;
CIL 12 626, mummii tabula;
AE 1936.67, Epitaph of festio ;
A test of the proposed meter;
Quantitative-syllabic rhryhm in prose;
Constraints weighted in verse vs. prose:
Crescendo and Faithfulness(link) in verse vs. prose:
Decrescendo and +Acephaly in verse vs. prose ;
Prose or verse?;
Prose:
CIL 12 561, cista ficoroni:
Quinctii cincinnati tabula (Liv. 6.29.9-10);
Too fragmentary:
CIL 12 652, Sempronii tuditani tabula:
CIL 12 1547, epitaph of C. quinctius prothymus;
Verse?:
CIL 12 708.4-5, epitaph of C. sergius mena:
CIL 12 1203 = 1204 and 1205, monument of M. vergilius eurysaces:
Aemilii regilli tabula (Liv. 40.52.5-7) --
Saturnian monocola.
Monocolic monostichs;
CIL 12 580;
Incerti 1 ;
Distichs;
Incerti 3;
Incantamentum 67 Heim ;
Tetrasrich : Incantamentum 108 Heim ;
The meter ;
Double, double, toil and trouble, ... --
The latin trochaic and dactylic tetrapodies.
The texts;
Cn. marcius vates:
Marcius 1:
Marcius 3;
CIL vi 9583.6-8, epitaph of the hostii;
CIL 12 1206, epitaph of atistia;
Incantamenta quaedam:
Incerti 17:
Incantamentum 136 heim:
Incerti 16 :
Incerti 21 ;
The meters;
Trochaic tetrapody;
Dactylic tetrapody ;
Rules of scansion;
Contraction;
Resolution;
Mismatch;
Weak stress;
Monosyllables --
The problems in faliscan and sabellic.
The non-latin Italic languages and corpora;
Faliscan;
Sabellic:
Umbrian:
South picene:
Oscan ;
Approaches to non-latin Italic meter ;
Prosody;
Faliscan:
Syllabification and syllable weight:
Stress and syllable weight;
Sabellic;
Finno-ugric ;
Note on phonological trascription and lexical interpretation --
Faliscan verse.
LF 5;
Stylistics;
Meter:
Quantitative-syllabic analysis:
Syllabo-tonic analysis ;
LF 1, the "Ceres" inscription;
Stylistics;
Meter:
Quantitative-syllabic analysis:
Syllabo-tonic analysis ;
LF 2;
Stylistics;
Meter:
Quantitative-syllabic analysis:
Syllabo-tonic analysis ;
LF 3;
Stylistics;
Meter:
Quantitative-syllabic analysis:
Syllabo-tonic analysis ;
The faliscan metrical system;
Under initial accentuation;
Under penultimate accentuation;
Rules of scansion;
Rules of accentuation --
Umbrian verse --
South picene verse.
TE 2, epitaph of titos alis;
Stylistics;
Meter:
Quantitative-syllabic analysis:
Syllabo-tonic analysis ;
MC 1, epitaph of apaes;
Stylistics;
Meter:
Quantitative-syllabic analysis:
Syllabo-tonic analysis ;
AP 2, the castignano cippus;
'Go here next':
Quantitative-syllabic analysis:
Syllabo-tonic analysis;
'Start here' ;
TE 5, the stele of penna Sant'Andrea;
Interpretation;
Stylistics;
Meter ;
The south picene metrical system ;
Rules of scansion;
Accentuation and anaptyxis --
Oscan verse.
Sidicinian ;
Vestinian : MV 7, epitaph of saluta licina;
Stylistics;
Meter ;
Paelignian;
Pg 10, epitaph of C. anaes:
Stylistics:
Meter;
Pg 9, the "Herentas" inscription:
Punctuation:
Colometry:
Stylistics:
Meter ;
Prosodic and metrical phenomena;
Punctuation revisited : sandhi and syntax;
Monosyllabic words;
Secondary stress, resolution, and anaptyxis --
Typological plausibility and synchronic reality.
Typological plausibility : a parallel from classical Arabic;
The classical Arabic metrical system;
Classical Arabic : archaic italic ;
Synchronic reality : two examples from English;
The poet's conscious;
The speaker's unconscious;
Modern English : archaic italic --
The proto-italic metrical system?.
The correspondences;
The suprasegmenal phonologies;
The metrical patterns;
The metrical rules;
The comparators ;
Sprachbund or stammbaum?;
Metrical universal : four-beat verse;
Horizontal diffusion?;
Vertical transmission?:
Towards a theory of diachronie metrics :
Note on formulaics:
The proto-italic metrical system? :
Development of the Italic accent and rules of scansion ;
Beyond italic;
An Italo-celtic metrical isogloss?:
Old Irish verse;
The place of italic in Indo-European -- -- Appendices. -- The latin saturnian verses ;
Metrical rhythm in latin prose ---- Bibliography-- Index locorum-- Index verborum.
Edition Notes
Based upon the author's thesis (Ph.D.--University of California, Los Angeles, 2006) under title: The Latin saturnian and italic verse
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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