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palinodic, a. Gr. Pros.|pælɪˈnɒdɪk|
[ad. Gr. παλινῳδικ-ός, f. παλινῳδία: see palinody and -ic. In mod.F. palinodique.]
Applied to verse in which two ‘systems’ of corresponding form, as a strophe and antistrophe, are separated by two others also of corresponding form but different from the former.
1883Jebb Œdipus Tyrannus p. lxx, This is called the palinodic period: meaning that a group of rhythmical sentences recurs once, in the same order. 1885Athenæum 3 Oct. 432/3 Alterations make vv. 875..to 882..into a complete palinodic period. |