Premodifying adjectives in hyperbaton often have focus or contrastive emphasis. The golden line is an extreme form of hyperbaton. Hysteron proteron is a form of hyperbaton, which describes general rearrangements of the sentence. In Latin hyperbaton is frequently found, both in prose and verse. The use of hyperbaton (separation of words which normally go together) is also worth observing. Bede advocated a double hyperbaton, and also the placing of adjectives before nouns. Hyperbaton upsets the order of the words used. Much more extreme hyperbaton occurred in poetry, often with criss-crossing constituents. Hyperbaton is also possible when the adjective follows the noun.