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    Alliterative verse (redirect from Hrynhent)
    In prosody, alliterative verse is a form of verse that uses alliteration as the principal device to indicate the underlying metrical structure, as opposed...
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    150 years after his death. Skalds experimented with new metres, notably hrynhent, which uses longer lines than dróttkvætt and was probably influenced by...
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  • of six, with the similar rules of rhyme and alliteration, although each hrynhent-variant shows particular subtleties. It is first attested around 985 in...
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  • dróttkvætt poem on the bishop focusing on his wonder-working, a shorter hrynhent poem on Guðmundr's conversations with archbishop Þórir of Niðarós and a...
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  • Thomas Aquinas, and rather than dróttkvætt, composed the poem in the hrynhent meter, which was closer to Latin hymnody and was subsequently nicknamed...
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