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Word Order in Tragedy

analysis of the deployment of word shapes, B. only provides a footnote (pp. 224–5, n. 43) on the signiμcant fact that the great majority of ‘medial caesurae’ are mitigated by elision and is silent on Sophocles’ curious occasional employment of synaphea in his trimeters. The work is austerely printed. There are few misprints in Greek and Latin but over two dozen in English (including ‘trimester’ within the rear-cover blurb). It remains unclear why the book appears in the series ‘Greek Studies: Interdisciplinary Approaches’. The main desideratum for the study of tragic metre remains a sophisticated and comprehensive analysis of choral lyric.