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trihemimer Anc. Pros.|ˈtraɪhiːˌmɪmə(r)|
Usually in Lat. form triheˈmimeris (also trie-).
[ad. mod.L. trihēmimeris, ad. Gr. type *τριηµιµερής consisting of three halves, f. τρι- + ἡµι- half + µέρ-ος part: cf. hephthemimer, penthemimer.]
A group or catalectic colon of three half-feet; esp. as constituting the first part of a hexameter, preceding the cæsura. Hence triheˈmimeral a., applied to a cæsura occurring in the middle of the second foot.
1704J. Harris Lex. Techn. I, Triemimeris, is a Branch of the Cæsura of a Latine Verse, when after the first Foot of the Verse there remains an odd Syllable, which helps to make the next Foot. 1871Public Sch. Lat. Gram. (1876) 529 The next best form is obtained by uniting with the hephthemimeral cæsura the trihemimeral, in the middle of the second foot. Ibid. 550 In both verses the rhythm is helped by the trihemimeris. |