On Carthy's Translation Of Longinus (epigram Against Carthy) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA B AC D EE| High as Longinus to the stars ascends | A |
| So deeply Carthy to the centre tends | A |
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| RATIO INTER LONGINUM ET CARTHIUM COMPUTATA | B |
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| Aethereas quantum Longinus surgit in auras | A |
| Carthius en tantum ad Tartara tendit iter | C |
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| ON THE SAME Epigram Against Carthy | D |
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| What Midas touch'd became true gold but then | E |
| Gold becomes lead touch'd lightly by thy pen | E |
Jonathan Swift
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