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‖ synaphea Anc. Pros.|sɪnəˈfiːə|
[late L., ad. Gr. συνάϕεια connexion, f. συναϕής connected, united (cf. prec.).]
Continuity of rhythm; maintenance of the same rhythm throughout, esp. in anapæstic verse.
1827Tate Grk. Metres in Theatre of Greeks (ed. 2) 431 The synaphea (or συνάϕεια), that property of the Anapestic system which Bentley first demonstrated, is..scansion continued with strict exactness from the first syllable to the very last, but not including the last itself, as that..may be long or short. 1861Paley æschylus (ed. 2) Supplices 8 note, The law of anapaestic synaphea is violated by a dactyl coming before an anapaest. |